Sentence examples for be differentiated as a from inspiring English sources

It is expected that the difference between VAV and CAV fan-coil units can be differentiated as a result of using our proposed platform and procedures.

In paleologs, the Dariyan and Gadvan Formations with Choffatella decipiens and Palorbitolina lenticularis (Late Barremian to the Early/Late Aptian age) show the Palorbitolina lenticularis biozone and intervals containing Dictyoconus arabicus (Montseciella arabica) can be differentiated as a Montseciella arabica subzone.

Gradient and pseudo-inverse learning methods are inapplicable because the functions in the proposed model are nonlinear and cannot be differentiated as a result of the feedback loop.

Although pig producers that belong to a health quality scheme could be differentiated as a function of their production system (i.e. genetic supplier, farrow-to-finishers, feeders, weaners or breeders), this was not possible with certainty for the remaining producers.

To identify genes likely to be differentiated as a result of selection, a subset of SNPs were identified using PoPoolation2 with stringent criteria: a minimum minor allele count of 6, and coverage between 36 and 500 across all the 10 populations.

A wide variety of metal catalysts exist which can be differentiated as well as classified in a concise way with respect to the features which generally correspond to binary phase diagram of metal–InSb as shown in Fig. 5.

Ganymede can be differentiated as an iron core, rock mantle, and icy mantle (Showman and Malhotra, 1999).

Given that chloroplasts are differentiated as a form of plastids, an important question was whether galactolipids are unique in chloroplasts or are widely found in different plastids.

Also with the help of circuit analysis, the contribution of the ohmic resistance, charge transfer impedance and solid-state diffusion impedance to total polarization has been differentiated as a function of discharging time.

After all, Zimmerman would be differentiated as "Hispanic" were he victimized by a northern European "white male".

The context c can be differentiated as 'self' and 'other' (self-other distinction).