Sentence examples for differentiated solely from inspiring English sources
Time is differentiated solely by the differences between the events that occur within it.
Water towers and pumps both extract groundwater and are differentiated solely by their capacity, power usage and cost (rather than function).
With coffee shops and artisanal stores springing up on every corner from Portland to Pittsburgh, differentiated solely by the wit on their chalkboard sidewalk displays, small store owners are always looking for new ways to connect with their customers.
We chose a molecular method for detecting E. coli pathotypes because they cannot be differentiated solely on the basis of biochemical tests; the metabolic homogeneity of P. shigelloides, however, makes this organism easily and clearly identifiable by biochemical test.
The synergistic effects of fast construction and faster fortunes often turn out cookie-cutter buildings differentiated solely by decorative icings, but some architects also concoct contemporary blends of Western modernism and technology with traditional, indigenous design.
Note iodine and barium both have high Z-numbers and are solely differentiated on the basis of k-edges being 4 keV apart.
In the adult brain, the SGL NSCs send their differentiated daughter cells solely into the granular layer of the hippocampus.
Taken together, changes in thalamus volume in bipolar patients seem to underlie more differentiated modulations than solely the diagnosis of a bipolar affective disorder.
They can be differentiated into measures based solely on path lengths in a taxonomy and measures taking the so-called information content [16] into account.
Websites for many rogue pharmacies are professionally designed, contain false quality seals, and cannot be differentiated from legitimate pharmacies solely by appearance (Monteith et al. 2016b).
6, 15, 16 Because Tg is produced solely by differentiated thyroid follicular cells, measuring serum sTg could potentially help in the detection of residual, recurrent, or metastatic disease.
