Sentence examples for differentiated use from inspiring English sources
Digital Inequality: From Unequal Access to Differentiated Use.
Evidence for differentiated use of space (individual hearths, possible habitation structures) is present in LGM and terminal Pleistocene layers.
The result is a broad range of coating solutions that respond to highly differentiated use requirements and need to be balanced with other glazing components for optimal performance.
The differentiated use of incentives and our EV user surveys point to an important aspect of the Norwegian success.
The Venezuelan ombudsman, Tarek Williams Saab, said the regulations were "very clear on the progressive and differentiated use of force" and the aim was "to protect human rights and rights in demonstrations".
Moreover, a more differentiated use of the term "knowledge" is needed because in the floods of information of the information age the term is often confused and replaced with "providing information".
Two days after plating, cells were differentiated using "Differentiation Medium" (catalog # DM-2, ZenBio) and considered as Day '0'.
Tumor grade was examined as a categorical variable (well differentiated, moderately differentiated, and poorly differentiated) using data from the standardized rereview.
Twenty-four hours after plating, cells were checked for confluence and differentiated using the commercially available Differentiation Medium DMM, Zen-Bio, Inc).
We first examined expression of total tau and pS199/202 tau in RGs that were differentiated using the cortical neuron differentiation protocol.
rMAPC were differentiated using the same protocol, except that the differentiation was done without FCS and the starting cell density was 50,000 cells/cm2 (as described in [38]).
