Sentence examples for are differentiated from each from inspiring English sources

Second, arguments to the effect that knowers are differentiated from each other along the lines of social location suggest that in many cases knowers must rely on others differently situated from themselves in order to attain certain forms of knowledge.

Research suggests that the different substances are differentiated from each other on the basis of their water solubility.

Tropheus "Chimba" is one of a series of red colored populations, which inhabit the shoreline of northwestern Zambia and southern Congo and are differentiated from each other by slight variations in hue and the position of bright red color patches (Schupke, 2003).

Further, most populations within the two species are differentiated from each other in features of their contact calls.

Nevertheless, the thiol and sulfenic acid-tagged species are differentiated from each other by 6 Da and the extent of sulfenic acid modification at a cysteine is determined from the ratio of heavy to light isotope-labeled peak intensities.

ANOVA on the first two PC axes indicated that populations of both species are differentiated from each other (Z. abyssinicus DF = 11, F = 23.70, p < 0.0001; Z. poliogaster DF = 8, F = 596.23, p < 0.0001).

The PCA showed that the four genotypes were differentiated from each other with good biological repeatability.

We tested whether ADHD-C and ADHD inattentive subtype (ADHD-I) can be differentiated from each other on EF measures.

Agronomic and morphological traits were differentiated from each other, while positive heterosis was recorded mainly for agronomic traits but not for the morphological traits.

It was observed that S. obvelata, S. muris and Aspiculuris tetraptera can be differentiated from each other based on their rDNA sequences.

And so you've got to have very, very good models of the scalp and skull and so on to try and understand how those fields are going to be differentiated from each other.