Sentence examples for be differentiated in terms of from inspiring English sources
It was found that chemically similar polymers may be differentiated in terms of their dispersive parameters.
Multi-hop wireless networks, such as sensor-, ad hoc- and mesh-nets, can be differentiated in terms of participating devices and usage scenarios.
The various kinds of epistemological skepticism can be differentiated in terms of the areas in which doubts are raised that is, whether the doubts are directed toward reason, toward the senses, or toward knowledge of "things-in-themselves" (things as they really are, rather than as they appear to human observers).
Since monads are to be differentiated in terms of their perceptions, one natural reading would simply be that suggested in the paragraph above: monad x is dominant over monad y when x has clearer perceptions than y.
The patients and controls could not be differentiated in terms of the overall quality of their drawings (see Supplemental Experimental Procedures, and Figure S4).
We conclude that bal, cpr1, and snc1 alleles with similar phenotypes can be differentiated in terms of phenotypic stability after EMS mutagenesis and hybrid formation.
In the most common style of Rigvedic and Yajurvedic chanting found today, that of the Tamil Aiyar Brahmans, it is clear that the accent is differentiated in terms of pitch.
We also compare these modules with the existing classification of the nematode nervous system into several ganglia, as the latter have been differentiated in terms of anatomical localization of their constituent neurons.
