Sentence examples for allowing for differentiation from inspiring English sources

The experimental model was successfully applied on frozen tumor samples allowing for differentiation between ER groups based on distribution of tamoxifen.

The functional imaging of the FDG-PET could reduce false positive results of MRI by allowing for differentiation between residual tumor and radiation-induced fibrotic tissue.

We utilized newly designed primers and probes, each labeled with a unique fluorescent label allowing for differentiation using an ABI 7500 real-time PCR machine.

Unlike the risk estimates obtained using only pedigree, the estimates resulting from such a GWA approach are more precise by allowing for differentiation among full-siblings.

Phagocytic cells express receptors that sense pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs), allowing for differentiation between self- and non-self-molecules.

DNA barcodes are short, species-specific DNA sequences from one or more genetic loci, allowing for differentiation of individuals at the species level [ 24].

Bronchiectasis and bronchial wall thickening are scored as a single entity since the spatial resolution of MRI does not allow for differentiation between them.

Meticulous comparison of water and iodine-coded images allows for differentiation of this central hyperattenuation after RF ablation and structures enhancing after IV contrast administration.

Models like the one presented here, which allow for differentiation, pose a risk of being manipulated as a means to support a specific position.

Compared with previously published studies, our estimates increased the relative proportion of arms and of the trunk and allowed for differentiation of these proportions by sex.

Windows of exclusivity can last for decades and be cut across anything that allows for differentiation: format, geography, quality, etc. Movie and TV content owners are masters at this game.