Sentence examples for differentiate from normal from inspiring English sources
To trigger the swarming ability, most strains of swarming could simultaneously take place to differentiate from normal vegetable cell into elongated, flagellated, and kinetic swarming cell.
After IV gadolinium administration, a slight and inhomogeneous contrast enhancement is evident (Figs. 3c, f, 4) but often is difficult to differentiate from normal residual pituitary gland [5, 14, 45, 46].
(You can see how those can be hard to differentiate from normal pregnancy symptoms!).
Myofibroblasts have been shown to differentiate from normal tissue fibroblasts, and their production and remodeling of the ECM enhances proliferation and dissemination of the tumor cells [19], [20].
At lower levels (1 50 mg/dL) lead may cause subtle cognitive and behavioral changes difficult to differentiate from normal developmental variance whereas at moderate levels (50 70 mg/dL) children may display a global decrease in activity, such as children who do not enjoy playing or who developmentally fall behind their peers.
METHODS This study is designed to test the hypothesis that pulmonary pathology can be differentiated from normal using computerised lung sound analysis (CLSA).
They are often parallel to the cortex and here perpendicular to the main orientation of the trabecular bone; thus they can be differentiated from normal trabeculae.
To find the disease-related abnormalities differentiated from normal developmental changes in neurological or psychiatric disorders, we need to characterize first the normal developmental patterns of metabolic networks.
They are the focal lesions of colonic mucosa consisting of several enlarged/aberrant/elliptical shape crypts which can be differentiated from normal crypts [ 25].
This study is designed to test the hypothesis that pulmonary pathology can be differentiated from normal using computerised lung sound analysis (CLSA).
Because of typical tumour enhancement characteristics, tumour tissue can be differentiated from normal tissue by fast dynamic contrast-enhanced MR imaging.
