Sentence examples for differentiated interpretation of from inspiring English sources

The range of the ADCdiff values provides an additional source of information for a differentiated interpretation of ADCdiff.

These changes and improvements in the treatment of CRC were considered for differentiated interpretation of potential findings in this study.

While LeScEd differentiates three dimensions—'information literacy'statisticalcaliteracycy', and 'critical thinking' (Groß Ophoff et al. 2014, p. 254 statistical and conceptual competencies are differentiated in our interpretation of the domain analysis.

Compared with the esgtsF/O method (Jiang et al, 2009) (esg-Gal4, tub-Gal80 ts, UAS-Flp, act > stop > Gal4), the esgReDDM method has also the improvement that Gal4 is not continuing in the terminal differentiated cells, which could confound the interpretation of the phenotypes, and that ReDDM allows differential marking of esg+ and esg+-derived differentiated progeny.

Most starkly differentiated are the interpretations of Mantel's protagonist.

And so a window has been opened to explore new, more sophisticated, subtler ways of involving all key countries in an environmentally effective and cost-effective global agreement, with a new interpretation of common but differentiated responsibilities.

This interaction is crucially influenced by the person's personality (including cognitive structures), which then influences his or her perception and interpretation of vocational experiences, resulting in differentiated processing of experiences and ultimately reactions (impulsive) or actions (considerate).

It has recently become clear that BMSC might fuse with differentiated cells in various adult organs, further complicating the interpretation of marrow transplantation studies [ 61].

To go further in the interpretation of the observed signatures of selection we subsequently concentrated on the annotation of differentiated genes defined according to the FST value of SNPs localized close or within them.

These results provide a differentiated picture of the relation between psychopathy-related traits and decision-making, which might be useful for the interpretation of results of previous studies and the design of future studies.

That was, in my view, an unfortunate and narrow interpretation of the sound equity principle in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC, 1992)—"common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities".