Sentence examples for be defined as differentiation from inspiring English sources
Development can be defined as "differentiation emerging from generality," Hiram explains, citing 19th-century embryologists and evolutionists.
Societal complexity can be defined as differentiation in social structure (more parts and more types of parts to a system) and variation in organisation and ranges of behaviour [3, 59].
MR grading is defined as differentiation between benign and malignant lesions, whereas characterization on MR consists of prediction of the exact histology (tissue-specific diagnosis).
Further analysis of their data revealed that the level of 1 N could be defined as the threshold for differentiation; but even they agree that with the majority of clinical studies cited, load application was 2 N or less and therefore no clear discrimination between force levels could be observed.
By contrast, the in vitro TE differentiation system, in which all cells progress sequentially towards TE differentiation, can be defined as a "discontinuous cambium".
Strategic differentiation can be defined as the act of designing a set of meaningful differences to distinguish the company's offerings from the competitor's offerings.
While integration refers to the ability of the elements of a system to interact with each other, differentiation may be defined as the system's ability to react in different ways to different perturbations.
The differentiation matrix can be defined as H_{x_{i}}=frac{partial }{partial x_{i}}BA^{-1}=B_{x_{i}}A^{-1}.
This identified modules that could broadly be defined as 'cell division', 'cell elongation', and 'differentiation/maturation' [ 31].
This entire process from epithelial cell to mature fiber cell is defined as lens differentiation.
