The phrase "a good differentiation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distinction or contrast between two or more items, concepts, or categories.
Example: "The study provides a good differentiation between the effects of the two medications on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "a clear distinction between" or "an effective separation between".
Blood vessel's pattern of retina is unique among people and forms a good differentiation between peoples.
Axial T1-weighted sequences are especially helpful as they allow a good differentiation between the nerve and the surrounding fat.
"As long as the camera can make a good differentiation between the two, it will provide warnings and the steering assist," Lovelady said.
Staining in 1% toluidine blue for 3 min yielded a good differentiation between plant cells and fungal hyphae and was used to study the colonization process.
In the same way, no other combination of PC1 and PC3 and PC4, with a lesser degree for variance explanation, provides good differentiation between these three areas.
Differential density preservation between tissues is necessary for good differentiation between internal tissues in fossil specimens.
It has been experimentally proven that for varying wind conditions wavelet decomposition allows good differentiation between faulty and healthy conditions leading to an effective diagnostic procedure for wind turbine condition monitoring.
Subjectively high image quality of HYPR-LR-post-processed images with good differentiation between gray and white matter, good correlation between the measurement values, and visualization of chronic infarctions and metastasis in HYPR-LR-post processed images in our feasibility study indicate similar results in acute stroke.
In this prospective validation the clinical prediction score again demonstrated good differentiation between ARDS and CPE.
One major advantage of the differential expression of 26bp tags as compared to macro- and micro-arrays is the very good differentiation between transcripts from different members of large genes families, which comprise the majority of all genes.
Hydrazones display stability under a wide range of conditions, yet undergo covalent exchange reactions in the presence of acid or nucleophile catalysts, 10 making them particularly useful for creating dynamic covalent systems with good differentiation between kinetically labile and locked states.
