Sentence examples for and it is differentiated from inspiring English sources

Symptomatic MM needs appropriate therapy, and it is differentiated from monoclonal gammapathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) and asymptomatic (smoldering) MM based on the presence or absence of end-organ damage.

Type 1 GD (GD1) comprises c. 94% of all cases, and it is differentiated from type 2 and type 3 GD by the absence of primary central nervous system involvement (Grabowski et al, 2006).

Gender is specified in the third person in Dravidian but not in the first and second persons; he, she, and it are differentiated, but I, we, and you do not reflect gender.

Multiple trauma was defined as physical insults or injuries occurring simultaneously in several parts of the body, and it was differentiated from polytrauma because multiple trauma was not life threatening [ 9, 10].

In approach 1, C is plotted against a/W and is fitted in the form of a polynomial function in a/W and subsequently it is differentiated w.r.t.

However, vector C has remained intact and when it is differentiated with respect to time, the variables β remain in its last r columns.

Photography is emphasized as a mean to an objective representation of reality, and according to that it is differentiated on the basis of its functions and a vector of development in socially important context is offered.

You can watch him discuss all that and more, including how DogVacay could expand beyond pooches and to other pets, how it is differentiated from competitors such as Rover and its strategy for making sure people use the site for both finding and repeatedly booking good pet sitters, in the video embedded above.

And, until recently, it was differentiated from products inside the Facebook orbit.

It's differentiated.

"I don't know if it's differentiated enough to get my attention to say it's really unique and I've got to have it".