Sentence examples for differentiated time from inspiring English sources
The application of the methods presented in this study resulting in more differentiated time series of emissions, increases plausibility of the provided time series for the German emissions reporting, and also the comparability with neighboring countries like Switzerland or Austria where similar approaches are used to derive emission time series.
We used real-time PCR and fluorescence spectrophotometer to analyze the variation of aP2 gene expression and hrGFP intensity among different differentiated time points.
"Differentiated time rates, special rates for treating mental disorders.
Separate analyses were conducted by grade of prostate cancer (moderately differentiated and poorly differentiated), time from blood draw to diagnosis (median: < 20 and ≥ 20 years), age at blood draw (median: ≤ 44 and > 44 years), BMI (< 25 kg/m and 25 29 kg/m), as well as with additional adjustment for BMI (< 25 kg/m, 25 29 kg/m, ≥ 30 kg/m) and smoking (never, former, current, missing).
By standard differentiation rules, if a polynomial of degree is differentiated times, then it becomes a constant function.
This entails integrating AFS within existing health facilities that are expected to adopt certain changes to facilitate adolescents' access, such as differentiated times, alternative entrances and/or separated consultation rooms.
In this fashion, development can be differentiated over time based on a principle of gradualness that is specific to the local context.
Several options based on the quantity of anesthesia monitoring and the complexity of the patient were differentiated in time within each package.
Also, areas with severe erosion differentiated by time periods in the strips alongside roadways of all classes, except trunk roads, rank from highest to lowest as follows: 1975, 1958, 1982, and 2000.
