Sentence examples for differentiated from the normal from inspiring English sources
In addition, some slow-motion scenes are quite difficult to be differentiated from the normal ones, even by the human eye.
The facial axis values of the MSCH group were lower than the ones of SC group; in both patient groups, the measured values differentiated from the normal values concomitantly to the severity of the orthopedic malformation (90 ± 3°).
When tumor tissue density is not sufficiently differentiated from the density of surrounding normal parenchyma, a metallic fiducial marker placed within or adjacent to the lesion is required for accurate radiotherapy targeting.
Compared with well-differentiated lung tumours, poorly differentiated tumours may be more deviated from the normal state in gene regulation.
Moreover, neuronal progenitor cells differentiated from the rescued MiPSCs also demonstrated normal metabolic profiles.
BRCAX-B tumours on the other hand were differentiated from normal tissue only by the downregulation of Cluster 2 miRNAs related to pathways regulating cell proliferation, cell death and cell cycles.
Since previous studies have found normal subjects showing scores as high as 7, all the pre-SCA2 participants could not be differentiated from normal volunteers based on the SARA score, confirming their clinically presymptomatic status [27].
Prior to PDT, the tumour region can be clearly differentiated from normal tissue because of the lower pO2 giving in blue colours.
Due to their well-differentiated nature, pineocytomas can be indistinguishable from the normal pineal parenchyma.
Further, another study suggested that subjects with chronic liver diseases could be differentiated from those with normal liver function by comparing the levels of some sulfur-containing compounds [ 11].
In order to confirm this result, we analyzed the percentage of instances where aMCI was accurately differentiated from normal aging by using a univariate logistic regression for each corresponding condition in both the PALT and AVLT (see Table 2).
