The phrase "allow for differentiation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to distinguish or make distinctions between two or more items, concepts, or groups.
Example: "The new policy will allow for differentiation between various levels of employee performance."
Alternatives: "enable distinction between" or "facilitate differentiation among".
Bronchiectasis and bronchial wall thickening are scored as a single entity since the spatial resolution of MRI does not allow for differentiation between them.
Sacculations and abscesses are scored together in two CT scoring systems as well as on MRI, as the image resolution often does not often allow for differentiation between these entities (sacculations are dilated bronchi and abscesses are located in the lung parenchyma).
Besides, this strictly mechanical approach and the historical interpretation of the role of the subchondral bone can not explain the initial subchondral bone loss observed in early OA, do not allow for differentiation between early and late stages of the disease, and do neither address biological aspects nor the role of the calcified cartilage.
Further, the database should allow for differentiation between the features of distinct patient care episodes.
Provincial surveys should also allow for differentiation between the different retreatment categories (relapse, retreatment after default, retreatment after failure).
23 25 The coding system also did not allow for differentiation between paroxysmal, persistent and permanent AF.
By impregnating the faecal residue, stool tagging not only allows for differentiation between solid residue and a true polypoid lesion (Fig. 1), fluid tagging also enables detection of polyps as negative filling defects in tagged fluid (Fig. 2).
According to the overview of Scharf, old and new injuries in these special cases only could be ruled out with SPECT/CT because the ability to localize activity within a bone or at an articular surface allows for differentiation between fractures and joint disease [10].
