Sentence examples for again differentiated from inspiring English sources
In 1939 proclamations issued by the Allied powers and by Germany again differentiated between absolute and conditional contraband.
A comparison of average daily profiles of the RL of the NO-BE and the Flex-BE scenario is shown in the following Fig. 3, again differentiated for winter and summer time.
Furthermore, rotavirus genotyping and phylogenetic analysis again differentiated the genotypes by the sampling location.
Homozygous and heterozygous configurations are again differentiated according to Eq. 6.
They were again differentiated in acetic acid solution and immersed in green-light solution 2% for 5 minutes.
Again, differentiating both sides of (4a) with respect to time yields (10a).
Again differentiating, it follows that − ( t n u ′ ) ′ = f ( t, t n − 1 u ) + ∫ 0 t K ( t, s, s n − 1 u ( s ) ) d s.
A broader term for research is R&D, where research again differentiates in basic research and applied research (OECD 1994, p. 29).
Again, differentiating the Lagrangian function (38) with respect to t s and equating to zero results in begin{array}rcl@ omega_{2} &=& mu theta_{s} Bleft(1 +frac{p_{ss}gamma_{ss}}{t_{s}}right)^{- frac{theta_{s} Bt_{s}}{ln 2}} [-2pt] && cdot left{log_{2}left(1 +frac{p_{ss}gamma_{ss}}{t_{s}}right) -frac{frac{p_{ss}gamma_{ss}}{t_{s}}}{left(1 +frac{p_{ss}gamma_{ss}}{t_{s}}right)ln 2} right}.
The combined use of IS 6110-RFLP and AFLP again can differentiate the 'high copy' isolates to some extent, but does not differentiate the 'low copy' isolates efficiently.
Portfolio managers, encouraged by the action, said investors seemed to shift out of a sell-everything mode and were beginning once again to differentiate between stocks that are cheap and those that are not.
