Sentence examples for differentiate which of these from inspiring English sources
We cannot differentiate which of these elements that led to the positive effect on testing rates.
Without more delineation, a recipient may be unable to differentiate which of the product, process, customer, marketing or financial information she receives from you is, and is not, confidential.
Without a theoretical framework backing the design of the studies and the interpretation of their results, it is problematic to select an appropriate gamification structure or to differentiate which of the employed game mechanisms and principles were essential for arriving at successful outcomes.
Due to the nature of the survey we could not differentiate which of the pains had led to functional impairment.
Since it was not possible to differentiate which of the nucleotide pair was misincorportated during Qβ replicase amplification and subsequent RT-PCR, all possible nucleotide substitutions were grouped into six complementary categories.
In this work, it is important to differentiate which kind of crack is in the image.
However, we were not able to differentiate which characteristics of CHC profiles, i.e. the composition (relative proportions), the presence or absence or the concentrations play the major role in the recognition of the silverfish.
Even though the actual sensation on our skin might be the exact same, your brain can differentiate which one is of importance because it comes from another person and which one is not because it comes from you".
Both Bayesian models derived from the Scripps percent inhibition data are good at picking compound series with toxicity issues but not as good at differentiating which member of the series is toxic and which one is not.
A one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to examine which of the sleep variables differentiated the phenotypes.
We observed significantly reduced (p < 0.05) concentration of 5-methyl-2-deoxycytidine in RA-differentiated EBs which is suggestive of the occurrence of methylation erasure.
