Sentence examples for be differentiated over time from inspiring English sources
In this fashion, development can be differentiated over time based on a principle of gradualness that is specific to the local context.
These overlapping-sequences are differentiated over time, since many SNPs has been identified in different Brassica crops.
Our findings are similar but because our data are based on a single follow up time point, between-patients variations cannot be differentiated from variations over time.
Furthermore, because the 5C-CPT enabled the generation of responsivity bias indices, the vigilance decrement observed could be differentiated from response bias' differences over time (Fig. 4B), again consistent with human CPTs.
The compatibility condition presented in Eq. (1) has to be differentiated with respect to the time.
Avoiding complicated reasoning is crucial, but policy advisors should at the same time be differentiated enough in their explanations and avoid populist over-simplification.
The prices are differentiated by time of day, day of week, and month of year.
In addition, the end-user tariffs are differentiated by time of use for some consumer categories.
Functions such as the Weierstrass function cannot be differentiated (a whole number of times).
It is important to determine whether Committee time should be differentiated and by how much.
