Sentence examples for differentiate the end from inspiring English sources

The current WHO TB treatment outcome definition was used to differentiate the end result of each patient at completion of the treatment.

Subsequently, the participant returned to the starting position and remained still for a further three seconds to clearly differentiate the end of the movement.

These important determining factors mentioned by different authors include the examiner's experience in differentiating the end range of joint movement due to structural changes and that due to hypertonicity or volitional resistance [ 15], or the variations in muscle tone of children with CP [ 15- 19].

We show that ostial cells, for which it was previously shown that they are specified during embryogenesis, start to differentiate at the end of embryogenesis displaying opening structures that allow inflow of hemolymph.

Further, tubule cells differentiate at the end of embryogenesis, transporting the nitrogenous waste product urate, which forms uric acid crystals in the tubule lumen, showing that other aspects of tubule maturation are unperturbed.

The airline is exploring ways to "differentiate the back end of the airplane" and give "more value" to those who pay the highest prices for a coach seat, as opposed to those flying at rock-bottom discount fares, Mr. Bethune said.

Shortly afterwards, flower morphogenesis takes place and all the flower is already differentiated by the end of August [ 4].

Half the box was painted black to differentiate the two ends.

To differentiate the two ends of the maze, the dividing wall was not present and a sheet of white bench-guard paper was attached to the maze wall at one end.

This allows us to differentiate the two end-node mappings that result from an edge mapping (i, j ) ↔ (k, l ) : we term i ↔ k a tail-node mapping and j ↔ l a head-node mapping.

"What you know about your customers, suppliers and partners will differentiate you at the end of the day".