Sentence examples for could differentiates from inspiring English sources

3) In the regression analysis serum hyaluronate had best predictive value for liver fibrosis and inflammation in patients with chronic hepatitis B. 4) At cut-off point of 126.4 ngm/ml it could differentiates extensive fibrosis from milder ones with sensitivity of 90.9% and specificity of 98.1%.

To confirm that MEDEP could differentiate into terminally-differentiated RBCs in vivo, we performed the following experiments.

In addition, this ASC could differentiate into adipocytes in adipogenesis differentiation medium.

The differentiation assay confirmed that the HMF-exposed NSs could differentiate into neurons and astrocytes/glia (Fig. 5).

Maddon continued: "I think you could differentiate strikeouts.

"Xerox's competitors could differentiate themselves from each other, but we had to differentiate Xerox from itself".

It is their only hope of survival.' He was not even sure whether manatees could differentiate between themselves and humans.

Mr. Semel said that Yahoo had changed its arrangement with Google so it could differentiate its search offerings from others.

Basically, people's ability to differentiate between fact and fiction disrupted our experiment into whether they could differentiate between fact and fiction".

The people of South Korea could differentiate themselves a little bit, as well as jab at their nutty neighbors to the north, by taking this lovable moniker.

Those watching Miliband arguing that the state could differentiate between good and bad companies remember having themselves spent valuable opposition time trying to do the same.