The phrase "allows to differentiate between" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or object, such as "allows us to differentiate between" or "allows one to differentiate between."
Example: "This tool allows us to differentiate between various types of data."
Alternatives: "enables differentiation between" or "facilitates distinguishing between."
Moreover, by using appropriate blocking agents, this derivatization technique allows to differentiate between primary, secondary and tertiary amino groups.
A multinomial model is applied, that allows to differentiate between three regimes: a 'tranquil' period, a 'crisis' state and an adjustment or 'post-crisis' phase.
Mee and Chua exploited equation (1) to construct a test which allows to differentiate between the RTM effect and an intervention effect τ.
Our main findings can be summarized as follows: Glx levels are directly proportional to lesion size in carcinomas, and Lac/Cr allows to differentiate between carcinomas and noncarcinomas.
It consequently defines a variable, sigma-dependent threshold-curve which allows to differentiate between bad and good RNA quality data independent of the particular hybridization mode of the respective probes.
This system allows to differentiate between normal mucosa, hyperplastic lesions (non-neoplastic), adenomas (a pre-malignant condition), and malignant cancer based on the visual pattern of the mucosal surface.
This approach allowed to differentiate between brain systems subserving domain-specific working memory processes and possible neural correlates of more "central" executive or storage functions.
This was accomplished by defining the experimental conditions of lipid exposure that lead to significant intracellular fat accumulation in the absence of overt cytotoxicity, therefore allowing to differentiate between cytotoxic and apoptotic effects.
Most of the difficulties interpreting the results from clinical trials with selegiline arise from the study design, that does not allow to differentiate between symptomatic and disease-modifying effects.
