Sentence examples for differentiate rules from inspiring English sources

The regained capacity to differentiate after drug removal, as well as the capacity of high-passage hTERT-MUTZ3 cells to differentiate, rules out an hTERT-induced effect on LC differentiation.

Funds and hybrid-market approaches can better accompany such co-benefits than markets since they could differentiate rules and criteria for REDD co-benefits without being restricted to the carbon value or by credit buyer preferences.

Similarly in this work, we also define a 100%-frequency rule to differentiate normal samples from cancer samples.

Others including Hansen have suggested a possible way forward, which would see Facebook differentiating its rules on content according to region.

All depressive episodes and points where a rule was activated are highlighted differentiating between rules pre-episode and rules coinciding with an episode.

Being of the generation for whom there were strict rules differentiating wardrobe choices – what you wore in town and country for whatever occasion was decided by accepted standards of etiquette – I have some sympathy with this.

The flavor industry's contribution to a drink or candy often is identified only as "natural" or "artificial" flavor (Food and Drug Administration rules differentiating the two run six pages).. Consumers can reach for an "orange" sports drink, or one with an ambiguously named "rain" or "silver ice" flavor.

Although the present results do not fully explain the mechanisms that differentiate word and rule learning, we believe that such different ERP signatures may suggest new interpretations and broaden our understanding of them.

To find the derivative of your displacement formula, differentiate the function with this general rule for finding derivatives: If y = a*xn, Derivative = a*n*xn-1.This rule is applied to every term on the "t" side of the equation.

If every cancer sample's expression profile satisfies (falls into) the two specific expression ranges, but none of the normal sample profiles satisfies, then we say it is a 100%-frequency rule to differentiate the cancer samples from the normal samples.

Art is everywhere but there "are no more fundamental rules" to differentiate art from other objects and "no more criteria of judgement or of pleasure" (p. 14).