Sentence examples for differentiated better from inspiring English sources

Possibly, reactive aggression is differentiated better from proactive aggression when the definition includes aggression only as a result of a true provocation, as compared with broader definitions that also include for example aggression in anticipation to a perceived threat.

Overall, the new OAV scales differentiated better among the three drug groups than the old scales.

GOLD 2013 guidelines could differentiate patients with moderate COPD, while the BODEx index differentiated better patients with severe or very-severe COPD.

DeGeer says that iZettle's service is differentiated and better because it follows on from iZettle's belief that there has not been enough attention given to building products specifically for the small business person.

The reported positivity by this latter method is usually over 80% in most series, but it should be emphasized that better differentiated areas and even well-differentiated tumors may be negative [10], [12], [18], [21], [22].

Gastric cancers are generally classified into better differentiated intestinal-type tumor and poorly differentiated diffuse-type one according to Lauren's histological categorization.

However, in better differentiated tumours (including well and moderately differentiated tumours) PINCH staining was not related to survival (p = 0.40, Figure 4B).

The other two-locus combinations that exhibited a proportion of differentiated species pairs better than or equal to the best single locus were trnH-psbA+ITS1 (85.1%) and rbcL-a+matK (82.6%).

The better differentiated cell lines RT4 and RT112 reproducibly grew as stratified epithelium, whereas poorly differentiated EJ28 cells invaded across a broad front.

Interestingly, sympatric species are better differentiated where this gradient is less steep, and differentiation breaks down where the gradient is extremely steep, e.g. in highly turbid waters [ 10], consistent with the results of our simulations.

The current challenges facing UK universities are well-documented and among them is the need to be differentiated, to be better known internationally and to demonstrate research impact.