Sentence examples for allowing differentiation from inspiring English sources

These regions differ sufficiently from human CMV that HCMV strains are not amplified, thus allowing differentiation of BaCMV from HCMV.

Serotype is an important characteristic of Y. enterocolitica strains, allowing differentiation for epidemiology, diagnosis and phylogeny studies.

The bovine-specific TaqMan® probes were designed to encompass an intron, thus allowing differentiation between complementary DNA (cDNA) and genomic DNA (gDNA) amplification products.

Although prophylactic vaccination is banned within the European Union, emergency vaccination, allowing differentiation of vaccinated from infected animals, is an option for disease control.

However, the application of a marker vaccine is dependent on the availability of an accompanying discriminatory test allowing differentiation of infected from vaccinated animals (DIVA).

Although MLV provide earlier and more complete protection than E2 subunit vaccines, it has the drawback of not allowing differentiation between infected and vaccinated animals (DIVA).

The core idea of an event-related design, as first articulated in the late 1990s, is the separation of cognitive processes into discrete points in time (i.e., "events") allowing differentiation of their associated fMRI signals.

Concerted differential metabolic changes were detected to a higher extent in the susceptible, rather than the resistant genotype, thereby allowing differentiation of modules composed by intermediates of the same pathway which are highly interconnected in the susceptible line but not in the resistant one.

Note that the modelling framework can only allow differentiation of serotypes for primary infections.

These allow differentiation of contaminated superficial aquifers from deep confined aquifers with baseline water quality.

On day 4 of culture, regular medium was replaced to contain 10% delipidated serum, which does not allow differentiation (Fig. 5a 26.