Sentence examples for differentiated 1 from inspiring English sources

In such festivals, various functions were differentiated: (1) priestly, as when the king presided over the sacrifices, said prayers, and gave the benediction, and (2) cultic participation, as when the king took part in the cult drama.

Four groups have been differentiated: (1) absence or (2) presence of systemic inflammatory response syndrome, (3) SS or (4) SSh; and 2 groups, among the patients admitted for acute respiratory failure: absence or presence of sCAP.

After a qualitative content analysis on the groups' results, six categories of discontinuities could be differentiated: 1) new risks, 2) converging technologies, 3) value changes, 4) environmental economy, 5) changes in big companies, and 6) geopolitical changes (Table 2).

Afterward, five episodes of geomorphologic evolution can be differentiated: (1) the development of an Oligocene deep incised drainage system cutting the uplifted Precordillera (up to 2000 m of vertical incision) and connecting it to the Ocean; followed by (2) the infilling of deep incised valleys by up to 400 m of Atacama Gravels.

Following Anderson and Krathwohl (2001) and Walstad et al. (2007), the following three hierarchical cognitive process levels were differentiated: (1) remembering and understanding, (2) applying and analyzing, and (3) creating and evaluating (for further information about content-based modeling of FK see Zlatkin-Troitschanskaia et al. 2014).

Both parameters can now be interpreted easily when Eq. 3 is differentiated: 1 a is the value of the linear cortical magnification factor M at the center of the visual field in terms of millimeters of cortex per degree of visual angle.

Note: Grade: 1, well differentiated; 2, moderately differentiated; 3, poorly differentiated.

In total, 30 cases were well differentiated, 83 moderately differentiated, and 21 poorly differentiated.

The task here is differential diagnosis of three histological types: poorly differentiated, 14; moderately differentiated, 97; well differentiated, 30.

Of the 113 total colorectal adenocarcinomas examined, 22 were well differentiated, 83 were moderately differentiated, and 8 were poorly differentiated.

Six percent of tumours were well differentiated, 37 % were moderately differentiated, and 13%% were poorly differentiated.