Sentence examples for differentiated description from inspiring English sources
These complex hair structures require a more differentiated description than the aspect ratio used for simple hairs [86, 87].
Developers who have several similar apps should make sure that their screenshots and the short, truncated descriptions are differentiated so as to help searchers find the right version of the application.
A recent laparotomic incision (Fig. 3A), which is differentiated by reviewing the surgical description and inspecting the patient's abdomen, and.
The two key CT differential diagnoses of an ECF are represented by: A recent laparotomic incision (Fig. 3A), which is differentiated by reviewing the surgical description and inspecting the patient's abdomen, and Those fistulas (with usual "tram-track" CT appearance), which drain externally an intra-abdominal postsurgical collection (Fig. 6A, B), but lack communication with the bowel.
hESCs was differentiated according to our recent description.
This framework allows for a very detailed description of advances and differentiated health systems and was mostly used in the European region [ 62].
In our opinion it is important that "baseline" or endemic disease be differentiated from outbreak cases in the description of the epidemiology of an infectious disease.
They further differentiated types of erosion by morphological descriptions, such as wedge, saucer, groove and atypical.
Just as other primary fields of activity cover a considerable range of activities that must be differentiated when we increase the delicacy of descriptions, so does the activity of 'exploring' prototypically public values, ideas and positions.
Chromophobe renal cell carcinoma clustered together with follicular differentiated thyroid carcinoma, which supports recent morphological descriptions of thyroid follicular carcinoma-like tumors in the kidney and suggests that they represent a subtype of chromophobe carcinoma.
