Sentence examples for differentiated based on a from inspiring English sources
Thus, the first and second stages of construction can be differentiated based on a magnetic susceptibility value less than or greater than 2 × 10-3 SI units.
Our results show that although the two genetic lineages forming the L. schreiberi hybrid zone appear largely morphologically cryptic, once identified by their genetics they can be differentiated based on a combination of phenotypic traits, namely body condition, chroma and hue of the UV-green side and brightness of the yellow belly.
Here, we test whether males from the eastern and western L. schreiberi genetic backgrounds can be differentiated based on a combination of male traits that potentially influence patterns of mating success in lizards: body size, head dimensions and coloration [31], [32].
Growth of different Mycobacterium species was differentiated based on a battery of tests which includes niacin production, catalase activity at 68°C at pH 7, and p-nitrobenzoic acid (PNB) [ 15].
The lean animals were differentiated based on having a similar weight and body composition to the adult rats.
The aged fat animals were differentiated based on having a significantly different distribution of lean and fat (the fat/lean ratio was 21% for adult rats, 21% for aged lean rats, 42% for aged heavy, 40% for aged light and 55% for aged fat).
Rural and urban areas were differentiated based on geographically-based administrative health units within the province of BC.
ALAD alleles are differentiated based on the existence of a MSPI endonuclease restriction site specific to the ALAD-2 derived ALAD-2 derivede chain reaction) fragment, which yields a diagnostic restriction band.
Sequences of presses were differentiated based on IPI and occurrence of a magazine head entry.
Furthermore, metabonomic analysis of urine samples from these animals indicated that whilst animals could be differentiated based on their gender, mouse genotype was not an effective differentiator (Fig. 5b).
It is simply an activity that is differentiated based on the medium used.
