Sentence examples for differentiated from an from inspiring English sources

The structure is visible on approximately 16% of CT scans and can usually be differentiated from an abnormal lymph node by its characteristic appearance and location.

Whether therapy with TNF-antagonists may induce a more severe form of plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis in some patients treated for these indications is difficult to determine, as the natural course of both plaque psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis is variable and a loss of effect is not easily differentiated from an induction of a more severe form of the respective disease.

In some languages, a name is differentiated from an appellative (common noun) by formal means.

To judge from the latest prototypes of the company's Model S, he has achieved the sensuous lines of a traditional sports car, differentiated from an internal-combustion vehicle mostly by its grille.

Today's dopers try to avoid detection by administering microdoses of enhancers that quickly clear the body, and by using natural versions of growth hormone and erythropoietin that cannot be easily differentiated from an athlete's own onboard supplies.

Calcified endobronchial actinomycosis should be differentiated from an aspirated foreign body or de novo calcification.

The bill changing how student fees are distributed does not explain how groups that embark on more expensive ventures -- like building a solar car, for instance -- would be differentiated from, say, an a capella group or a cheese appreciation club.

An Afghan provincial official described the money as "assistance," as differentiated from a payment that might be used in Pashtun society to make amends for a slight or a crime.

But while the feature line-up itself is only somewhat differentiated from a number of photo editors, the simplicity and design of Camu is appealing.

The two cases presented demonstrate that an adverse reaction to an absorbable suture after total hip replacement might determine a clinical condition that cannot be reliably differentiated from a surgical site infection.

Regarding Doppler CCA criteria, the oscillating flow, although a biphasic flow, needs to be clearly differentiated from a high-resistance biphasic flow with a net forward flow (Fig. 3).