Sentence examples for differentiate more than from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the test was found to be able to reliably differentiate more than three levels of pragmatic comprehension ability (3.34 strata, with a reliability coefficient of.84).
In fact our results show that the algorithm can differentiate more than 25% of the pairs of 'colours' that are described as not perceptibly different to an average human.
Despite the promise of trnH-psbA as a candidate for a land plant barcode, the results reported here suggest that a single locus may not differentiate more than 80% of plant species.
We conclude that three different well-chosen reference strands are sufficient to differentiate more than 99% of all allele pairs.
The PSI was good (0.91) indicating the ability of the scale to differentiate more than 4 groups of patients [ 52].
Generally, the present study suggests that no more than four different verbal anchors should be used together in rating scales as especially older patients and those with low lexical experience would not be able to reasonably differentiate more than these.
This supports the hypothesis that osteoblasts maybe differentiating more than proliferating when cultured on BC polymer (Polini et al.,2011; Strobel et al.,2012; Ogata et al.,2012).
In a practical application, the Office of Fair Trading and the Competition Commission have analyzed the merger of two NHS Hospital Foundation Trusts by differentiating more than thirty (sub- specialties asub- specialtiesting elective, emergency asd out-patient services.
In this case, a strain that differentiates more than its proportional share of spores is called a cheater and the other is called a loser.
For example, the metabolomics technology used in the Illig et al. study differentiated more than 90 forms of phosphatidylcholines based on alkyl or acyl bonds and single or double bonds on the side chains.
In practice the eye has a hard time differentiating more than a few thousand levels of colour, but as a general rule the more the better.
