Sentence examples for differentiate consistently from inspiring English sources

Other very conspicuous and consistent characters also help differentiate consistently recognised species in Table 1, such as the slender pedicellate flowers of C. calcarata; a distinct hair tuft at the anther insertion in C. siamensis; and the densely pubescent corolla in C. calcarata.

However, discussions and empirical studies into these different viewpoints rarely differentiate consistently between texts to be read aloud or in silence.

Mixed cord, Wharton's jelly, and artery differentiated consistently down adipogenic and osteogenic lineages.

One of the two tumor samples characterized as poorly differentiated was consistently prototypical of the alternative splicing patterns of these genes (compare the tumor-normal pair in Lanes 13 and 14).

However, litter classes were difficult to consistently differentiate.

And can they consistently differentiate these areas across multiple study areas?

An RFID system was incorporated, and it enabled the WMTS to correctly and consistently differentiate among various harvesting vehicles.

Several years after graduation, I learned to more consistently differentiate between when I was hungry and when I was experiencing moods and anxieties that need to be dealt with.

According to Bai and Ng (2004), if (varepsilon_t) is not stationary, it is necessary to differentiate (Y_t) to consistently estimate (F_t) using (hat{F}_t = sum_{s=1}^that{f}_s) where (hat{f}_t) is the PC factor estimated when using data in first differences.

However, in this study, the 164 bp deletion observed in Rv0279c could consistently differentiate between the Beijing and the non-Beijing isolates included.

As the goal is to identify reliable predictors that can be used to screen whether new patients will lose weight with a hypocaloric diet or not, predictors need to be identified in a training set and not the entire dataset, i.e. valid predictors should consistently differentiate responders from non-responders in all possible comparisons, and not be dependent on a single comparative analysis.