Sentence examples for be differentiated from type from inspiring English sources
Type 1 diabetes begins as an autoimmune process that can be differentiated from type 2 diabetes by the presence of islet autoantibodies before [6], [7], [8] and at the time of clinical onset [9], [10].
Type II CRCD, such as that caused by trastuzumab, can be differentiated from type I CRCD by its reversibility [ 2].
The diagnosis of MODY can be differentiated from type 2 diabetes in young patients by family history and the presence (or a lack) of obesity.
T1D is differentiated from type 2 diabetes by a number of criteria- history, clinical presentation and laboratory findings, including antibody testing when available.
Type 1 GD (GD1) comprises c. 94% of all cases, and it is differentiated from type 2 and type 3 GD by the absence of primary central nervous system involvement (Grabowski et al, 2006).
First, the majority of non-albino adult axolotls in the contemporary AGSC population carry tyr a, suggesting a fitness advantage for heterozygous carriers that historically could not be differentiated from wild-type homozygotes, perhaps owing to the utility of albino embryos for research itself.
This appears to be a unique form of diabetes that does not fit into the current classification of diabetes [ 7] and needs to be differentiated from other types.
Angiomatoid MFH is the only common form of MFH occurring as a primary tumour in children (especially those under 15 years old) and ongoing work suggests that it should be differentiated from adult-type MFH.
Due to the heterogeneity of breast cancer and different influencing factors of NLR measurement, the role of systemic inflammation parameters in breast cancer in neoadjuvant situation should be further evaluated and be differentiated from other cancer types.
Heterozygotes exhibit both the ALAD-1 and ALAD-2 fragments and can thus be differentiated from homozygotes of either type.
Figure 1 shows that tissue types could be differentiated from each other on the basis of gene expression.
