Sentence examples for differentiated levels from inspiring English sources

The IEEE 802.11e amendment, incorporated in the revised version of IEEE 802.11 standard [1], intends to provide differentiated levels of QoS to the supported applications.

We have also seen that the levels of investment have resulted in differentiated levels of coverage across countries and within countries across different age and income groups.

While cellobiohydrolase activity was present at similar levels in all biomass sources accumulating over a 4-day period and remained steady for up to 15 days cellobiose dehydrogenase accumulated for 9 days at differentiated levels in various forms of biomass and then sharply decreased and disappeared from the biomass cultures.

The reverse argument is that international trade is not an end in itself when it links trading partners with highly differentiated levels of productivity and competitiveness.

Consequently, the response to a drug can show much greater variability than what is seen in molecular-target based or cell-based screening due to factors such as genetic variability, lack of synchronization, gender, stochastic noise, epigentics, and possibly the differentiated levels of resistance amongst individuals.

Immunofluorescence study was performed using specific antibodies against βIII-tubulin (Tuj1), which labels neurons in early development as well as mature neurons [18], NeuN (neural nucleus marker), MAP2 (mature neuron marker), and glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) to identify the differentiated level of astrocytic and neuronal populations.

Our simulation also showed that the reprogramming rate for cells from different differentiated level is different.

As the expression of the modules sequentially turn on and their epigenetic states temporarily change from "closed" to "open", we assumed that the cell gradually transits from a more to a less differentiated level in the reprogramming process [ 3, 13].

This paper analyzes the design of a distribution network for fast-moving items able to provide differentiated service levels in terms of product availability for two demand classes (high and low priority) using a critical level policy.

Differentiated price levels are everywhere.

What incentive will there be to continue our training schemes when we are no longer able to afford to pay differentiated pay levels?