Sentence examples for categorically differentiating from inspiring English sources

These differences in distribution further strengthened in women with PCO-like phenotype: het-norm/low women demonstrated autoimmunity in 83.3 percent of cases, while het-norm/high genotypes in only 10.0 percent, almost categorically differentiating between these two het genotypes, while norm women held a middle ground with 34.0 percent prevalence (P<0.0001).

Recent work suggests that BOLD time-series data from a single stimulus can categorically differentiate healthy individuals from those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (unpublished data).

In addition, the study didn't categorically differentiate types of abortions among FSWs.

All recurrent neurological deficits that lasted <24 h and were not accompanied by new infarction on MRI were defined as probable TIAs because, although definite epilepsy was excluded, retrospective analysis of medical charts did not always categorically differentiate TIAs from seizures.

There was no evidence of a natural 'cutoff' that would differentiate populations of categorically affected children from unaffected children.

Other senior Labour figures are keen to differentiate the party from the nationalists, with reports that Scottish Labour MPs have demanded Ed Miliband categorically rule out a post-election pact with the SNP before his speech to the party's spring conference in Edinburgh this weekend.

You have to differentiate".

Faces were differentiated too.

What differentiates them?

He can differentiate.

But sisters must differentiate themselves.