Sentence examples for be readily differentiated to from inspiring English sources
Therefore, in the STIRRUPS method, reference sequences are clustered into species-level taxa that can be readily differentiated to improve classification accuracy.
These two features allow it to be readily differentiated microscopically from other, similar species.
It has been shown that Olig2+ neural progenitors can be readily differentiated from hESCs in response to SHH and RA [ 38].
Similar to the observation made in the case of symmetric electrolyte solution, the mean residence time of the DNA duplex events under an asymmetric electrolyte gradient was significantly (∼80 folds) larger than those of the cDNA probe alone or aLF alone, which allows the DNA duplex events to be readily differentiated from those of the free ssDNA molecules (Supporting Information, Figure S5).
Although A. hygrometricus bears a superficial resemblance to member of the "true earthstars" Geastrum, it may be readily differentiated from most by the hygroscopic nature of its rays.
This example shows how to use GPE: Correct and incorrect target glycopeptides can be readily differentiated by including a sufficient number of decoy glycopeptides in the scoring process, which are generated by GPE in an automated fashion.
Cases within the ambit of the conflict tribunal can be readily differentiated, through existing legal concepts and definitions, from matters of pure criminality fit for the ordinary courts.
"As a scientist, you can never say 100%, but the substance is non-natural, which means that it can be readily differentiated [from naturally occurring substances]," said Thevis, a professor at the anti-doping laboratory in Cologne.
The diagnosis of acute dengue infection using clinical signs and symptoms can be difficult since the manifestations cannot be readily differentiated from other infections.
Two of the antibodies produced in mouse myeloma cell line (SP2/0) and one produced in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells exhibited similar glycosylation patterns but could still be readily differentiated from each other using multivariate statistical methods.
This process is governed by the laws of diffusion and can be readily differentiated from adsorption by experimental means.
