Sentence examples for be differentiated against from inspiring English sources
be differentiated against
verb
To show, or be the distinction between two things.
Navid Malik at Matrix also repeated a reduce recommendation: The Saturn study was intended to allow Crestor to be differentiated against Lipitor, as it entered a generic market.
The wide diversity of intron 1 retention splice variants that we found cannot be differentiated against each other with that assay and, for this reason, in our study, we find splice variants with intron 1 retention that are highly expressed in healthy adult and fetal tissues, and intron 1 skipping splice variants also present in tumor tissues with different expression levels.
How can beauty be differentiated from kindness?
3. Rust stains cannot be differentiated from bloodstains.
Can they be differentiated before death?
It will be differentiated.
McGuire says limos should not be differentiated from taxis.
Medulla and cortex could not be differentiated.
Two elements can be differentiated.
Vaccination against bluetongue disease, EHD, and African horse sickness in Algeria is forbidden by law because vaccinated animals cannot be differentiated from naturally infected animals.
A ∼4 fold increase of killing activity against C. neoformans was observed when HL-60 were differentiated (32%) as compared to undifferentiated (7%) (Figure 1A).
