Sentence examples for differentiate the two groups from inspiring English sources

Cincius (1949) and the German linguist Johannes Benzing (1955), is based on several linguistic features that typically differentiate the two groups.

All the parameters differentiate the two groups of tube well water, except pH, T, K+ and F−.

Conventional risk factors for invasive candidiasis were unable to differentiate the two groups of patients, with and without secondary documented invasive candidiasis.

We tried different cutoff points including half an hour and four hours but the best one to differentiate the two groups was one hour.

Together, our data suggest that vascular risk factors could occur in both CADASIL patients and CADASIL-like patients and therefore could not be used as markers to differentiate the two groups in our study.

The 18 F-FDG PET imaging failed to differentiate the two groups of animals inoculated by one of the two S. epidermidis strains due to the low uptake in both cases.

BPD and MD patients shared sleep-continuity characteristics, but sleep architecture differentiated the two groups.

After controlling for covariates, the only brain region that differentiated the two groups during motor response inhibition was the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (VLPFC), where activation was significantly decreased in both the right and left hemispheres in manic patients.

The values (canonical variate correlation coefficients) in this matrix indicate the relative contribution of each variable (and its direction, positive or negative) in differentiating the two groups, poor innovators and good innovators, from each other.

Self-regulation variables that differentiated the two groups were perseverance of effort, and some learning strategies (elaboration, organisation, rehearsal, but not monitoring, planning and regulating) as well as resistance to peer influence.

Name and IRS status appear to be all that differentiates the two groups.