Sentence examples for differentiated some from inspiring English sources

Lyso-Ag NPs differentiated some of the strains within the same bacterial species based upon the difference of their antimicrobial activity.

Immunoglobulin G (IgG) responses to myelin and non-myelin targets have differentiated some MS patients from healthy controls.

The first axis differentiated some cursorial species and some terrestrial species with positive scores from the remaining taxa.

"It was amazing how hard it was to differentiate some of the pieces".

Newer, more complicated forms of functional MRIs can differentiate some findings, but are mostly being used for research.

The computer then differentiates some of those universes (by creating a superposition) and as a result they perform part of the computation on a huge variety of different inputs.

This issue's column online focuses on the early days of all of this, and actually differentiates some of what was going on at the turn of the 20th century.

It locates these conditions in the character and structure of the state which differentiates some post-communist states not only from their peers in the region, but also from the advanced industrial states on whose experience conventional theories are built.

But Prof Victor Smetacek, at the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research in Germany, who led the new research, said: "The time has come to differentiate: some geoengineering techniques are more dangerous than others.

These results suggest that the SalI digestion method described in the present study can be used as a genetic marker to differentiate some FHV-1 field isolates and this is the first report that showed different distributions of FHV-1 genotypes using the novel genetic marker.

In discussing hypertension, it is important to differentiate some terms.