Sentence examples for be differentiated from common from inspiring English sources
Some scholars have proposed criteria by which political prisoners can be differentiated from common criminals: the former are involved in some type of group struggle against ruling elites, whereas the latter's activities typically involve an element of satisfying self-interests.
Osteoblasts and adipocytes are differentiated from common mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in processes which are tightly controlled by various growth factors, signaling molecules, transcriptional factors and microRNAs.
Primary varicose disease has to be differentiated from less common secondary varicose veins which occur in the deep vein systems to conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, pelvic tumors or arteriovenous fistulae [2].
This means a legitimate nuID can almost always be differentiated from a common text or sequence.
Children younger than 2 years were excluded from the study since conditions such as bronchiolitis and other causes of wheezing and coughing that cannot be differentiated from asthma symptoms are common in this age group.
Team-of-Teams can be differentiated from traditional teams by four common design principles.
In this article, the proposed system of classification is called UMCS to be differentiated from the multiple classifier system (MCS) which is common in supervised classification.
Since a high proportion of people are hosting bacteria in their urinary tracts, asymptomatic bacteriuria (ABU) is surprisingly common, which clearly should be differentiated from symptomatic urinary tract infection (UTI).
It is less common than, and should be differentiated from, other forms of sexual precocity such as premature thelarche and exaggerated adrenarche.
In this article, we attempt to classify hepatic lymphomas based on the different morphological patterns seen on imaging at presentation and discuss the various other more common hepatic lesions that need to be differentiated from lymphoma.
Calcifications are common in all locations of the prostate; however, these may be differentiated from cancer based on their distinct oval form.
