Sentence examples for considered to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Hence, in a manner analogous to the development of cytotoxic chemotherapy regimens, additional outcome measures need to be considered to differentiate between treatment strategies.

HA-HVTT and the PSI difference of the microbubble perfusion in liver parenchyma and PV were considered to differentiate the degree of hepatic fibrosis between F4 and other early stages.

In the study, a binary classification system was considered to differentiate acute lymphoblastic leukemia from acute myeloid leukemia.

If a fracture requires fixation, the AFDA score (Table 3) can be considered to differentiate between managing it as a primary ORIF or primary rigid fixation/arthrodesis. Ganesh et al. [ 3] have, in an analysis of a nationwide inpatient database, concluded that there are significant increases in in-hospital length of stay and costs for diabetics with ankle fractures compared with nondiabetics.

Dimension 1 may be considered to differentiate transmission modes explaining 59.12% of the correspondence, confirming that the profiles found in bivalve mollusks and FB-food are similar with regard to the pattern of relative frequencies in genotypes (rows in Table 1) and differ from those in PB.

One could consider to differentiate the stakeholders in the business subsystems according to their respective roles (students/teachers/staff). Similarly, a comparison of the organizational chart (the "planned structures") with the actual collaboration structures [105] would provide deeper insights with respect to the observed phenomena.

Weak or incomplete occurrences of features are generally not considered to be differentiating.

Transplanted cells were considered to have differentiated into a neuronal lineage if these were double stained with GFP and TUJ1.

Stages 4 and 5 cells acquire the expression of the human classical NK cell marker CD56 and are now considered to have differentiated into the NK cell phenotype.

The onset of LOS is most frequently defined at 72 h after birth, a cut-off time point considered to adequately differentiate LOS from EOS in terms of the spectrum of causative pathogens (table 1).

When a given behaviour was present in animals after surgery and likely feeling pain, but was not expressed or infrequently expressed in horses free of pain (TC), that behaviour was considered relevant to differentiate a horse with or without pain and therefore would be considered having high specificity.