Sentence examples for and should be differentiated from inspiring English sources

It can and should be differentiated from similar problems in this general filed raised under other statutes.

Conjunctival amyloidosis is a rare entity that may be overlooked, and should be differentiated from chronic conjunctivitis and conjunctival malignancies.

Amount of distress, symptoms associated with certain diagnoses (eg schizophrenia, autism) or wording of the items are possible explanations and should be differentiated in further studies.

They constitute a specific clinicopathologic entity and, therefore should be differentiated from the two main entities in differential diagnosis, cystosarcoma phyllodes and metaplastic carcinoma.

The term congenital muscular torticollis (CMT), a neck deformity primarily involves shortening of the sternocleidomastoid muscle that leads the head to turn toward the affected side and the chin to point to the opposite side, is its most common form and clearly should be differentiated from many other congenital and acquired types of torticollis (Table 1) [ 1- 4].

Aseptic loosening and osteolysis should be differentiated from other, nonpathological causes of periprosthetic lucencies.

It is more appropriate to point out that the transfer of knowledge can be defined by multiple points of view and it should be differentiated from the transfer of technology (technology transfer or commercialization of science).

Additionally, in terms of costs, present values and trends should be differentiated by payer because in newborn screening costs are borne by different payers (e.g., health insurance, patient, or state and federal government).

PA and MMA should be differentiated by GC-MS because of their similar biochemical results, while elevated C3 and C3/C2 ratios are much higher in PA patients than in MMA patients.

Therefore, so as to accurately describe dynamics of intracellular polymers of PAOs, intracellular and extracellular polymers should be differentiated.

In particular, this paper has focused on the contexts where the synonymous words can both be used and contexts where they should be differentiated.