Sentence examples for differentiated manner from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that observer ratings should be treated in a more differentiated manner in the future.

MCF-P (RAP) considers the cost of a regular stream as a patch and thus treats it in a differentiated manner.

Dynamic models have also economic advantages by enabling financial incentives to countries with low deforestation rates and high deforestation potential as well as allowing calculating the opportunity costs of REDD in a spatially differentiated manner (29.4).

This temporal dimension enables modelling by networks that inherently contain cycles, such as networks modelling mental or brain processes, or social interaction processes, and also enables to address the timing of the processes in a differentiated manner.

It should do so by enabling us to conceive of empathy in a conceptually concise and differentiated manner and by providing us with an even more detailed picture of its underlying mechanisms.

Another major difference is the differentiated manner with which lung nodules were managed, according to size and density.

Thus, readmissions as quality indicators need to be evaluated in a more-differentiated manner.

Examining and acknowledging the importance of studying smoking and its health sequelae in a sex- and gender-differentiated manner is a valid starting point, but is clearly not enough.

Thus, although the cognitive ability to abstract the embedded rule in arbitrary sequences does not appear to be differentiated, the manner of learning sequential rule might have been achieved differently between the sexes.

Gastric carcinoma is histologically classified in two manners, differentiated vs undifferentiated, or intestinal vs diffuse, based on the tendency of gland formation (Lauren, 1965; Nakamura et al, 1968).

Bivalency is not only resolved during differentiation but is also established in a step-wise manner in differentiated cell types.