Sentence examples for differentiate its role from inspiring English sources

The bank has gone to extraordinary lengths in recent months to differentiate its role from that of the fund, and to announce a tripling of aid to the poorest in the countries hit by the economic chaos.

For example, PLA2G4C has a continuous association with the cellular membrane, unlike other phospholipase A2 genes, potentially differentiating its role in prostaglandin synthesis from those of other family members.

HMGA2 was found overexpressed in the three cases, reinforcing its role to differentiate.

The index study aims to compare the OCTA findings in the acute stages of CSC and VKH disease and to determine its role in differentiating the two conditions.

We used siRNAs to decrease Runx1 level in order to investigate its role in differentiating myoblasts (Figure 3A, see Runx1 quantification).

Future work to differentiate the role of these genes in satellite or stem cell proliferation, differentiation and fusion with existing muscle fibers may be warranted.

These data highlight the importance of GpiPs in the interaction with the host, but does not differentiate a direct role from an indirect role.

Although Bates took pains to differentiate each role with individual sound worlds, the characters felt more like opera tropes than like living, breathing people.

It was the objective of the present study to examine the impact of different forms of glucocorticoid excess on the cortisol/cortisone ratio and to differentiate their role in the genesis of hypertension.

That same year Wald started teaching a hygiene and home nursing class on the Lower East Side and coined the term public health nurse to differentiate the role of nurses who work in poor neighbourhoods.

In the sequel, we use the terms transmitter and receiver in order to differentiate the role of each SU.