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The others are its applicability on a large number of sites and a differentiation of the three varieties.
Developing countries have also been following this path: during at least the past half century, their epidemiological profile has been characterized by both a sharp reduction in mortality rates and a differentiation of the causes of deaths.
We thus arrive at the following desideratum: instead of simple equality, we need a concept of more complex equality: a concept managing to resolve the above problems through a distinction of various classes of goods, a separation of spheres, and a differentiation of relevant criteria.
Mental retardation was ruled out as otherwise scores on neuropsychological tests would be uniformly depressed and a differentiation of deficits might not occur.
The higher number of dormant cells therefore seems to host an important advantage for growth and allows a differentiation of more xylem cells in a shorter period.
The ultrasonic sound speed measurements were widely scattered and displayed large deviations, rendering a differentiation of pathology types difficult.
How can luxury hotels find a differentiation of experience, and how can this differentiation serve to better the location to which its patrons flock, not harm it?
The map therefore included rather general information regarding the topography, administrative borders, and a basic differentiation of land use.
This requires design to be well integrated with strategy, coordination of stakeholders and activities, as well as, facilitation of procedures and an effective differentiation of the offering.
b Bright field (top) and fluorescence (bottom) images of hNSCs after differentiation on glass (left) and graphene (right) after a differentiation process of 1 month.
We have shown that demographic performance and genetic composition and differentiation of A. thaliana populations, albeit low, significantly differ between coastal and montane regions.
