Sentence examples for differentiate the effect from inspiring English sources
These experiments, however, do not differentiate the effect of diminishing particle size from increasing adhesion between the phases.
Importantly, the design of the study does not able to differentiate the effect of TLV from hypothermia since we investigated the effect of hypothermic TLV.
Finally, the experiment was carried out during a dry and a rainy season to differentiate the effect of the other factors from the seasonal effect.
Special bioreactors for aerobic and anoxic phases were specifically designed in order to differentiate the effect of dissolved oxygen (DO) from that of mixing intensity, on membrane filterability.
To our knowledge, no biomechanical study has been performed to differentiate the effect of these two screw lengths on fixation construct stability in type C, zone 2 sacral fracture with a residual gap at the fracture site to mimic the clinical situation of a closed reduction in which an anatomic reduction of the sacral fracture is not attained.
Study Design: To differentiate the effect of implantation from the disease process that originally destroyed the hearing, 11 pairs of temporal bones from unilateral implantees were studied with light microscopy to compare the vestibular damage in the implanted ears with that in the nonimplanted ears.
A study was performed to differentiate the effects of elastic and plastic deformation on magnetic Barkhausen noise (MBN) signals.
It is also difficult to differentiate the effects of the timing of entry into ECEC from family background factors and program quality factors (Zaslow et al. 2010).
Through including five species in our study, we were able to differentiate the effects the level of urbanization has on decomposition in more detail than previous studies.
Perhaps the biggest limitation of this analysis is the inability to differentiate the effects of TBI from that of PPTH on brain structure.
This pilot study aimed to differentiate the effects of physical rehearsal (PR) and cognitive rehearsal (CR) modalities on surgical trainee technical knowledge retention.
