In this case, that would be because (it seems) courage cannot be differentiated by definition from virtue as a whole, just as reverence apparently could not be differentiated from justice.
Infection and colonization were differentiated according to definitions from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (7 ) and interpreted by a physician.
Each study took different perspectives on 'domestic abuse', with some offering specific definitions differentiated by type and severity [ 39] and assessed by standardised domestic abuse measures [ 35, 40, 42].
Regarding brain cancer, glioma cells are almost per definition not differentiated and resistant to programmed cell death.
Also, since tubular carcinomas are by definition well differentiated, and 99% of tubular cases in this study were grade 1 or 2, we did not evaluate tumour grade differences among tubular cases.
Histopathological grade was defined according to the Scarff, Bloom and Richardson definition (I: well differentiated, II: moderately differentiated and III: undifferentiated).
Three implementations of LETKF are applied, differentiated by the ensemble definitions.
Response definitions that differentiated two groups were according to Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST) 1.1.
The case definitions were differentiated by: (a) source of data, (b) number of records with the relevant diagnosis code(s), (c) type of diagnosis in hospital data, (d) presence of service codes in physician billing claims, and (e) duration of the fracture-free period.
Large cell carcinomas: by definition, are poorly differentiated tumors that lack the cytologic and architectural features of small cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, or adenocarcinoma.
