Sentence examples for differentiating characteristic from inspiring English sources
The differentiating characteristic may be who does it better.
The differentiating characteristic of RBF networks is that they are able to learn nonlinear functions, which some ANN cannot.
Such systemic approaches have been employed extensively in the past, as they are a central element of metabolic flux analysis, the distribution of kinetic control in pathways, and the key differentiating characteristic of metabolic engineering.
Each is looking to leverage a differentiating characteristic that is also a driver of preference.
Every person with disability, mental illness, or some other differentiating characteristic is not necessarily as obsessed with issues of identity as is or was Solomon.
The differentiating characteristic of our treatment from others is that the transferred T cells in the present study were not immunized by CNS proteins, such as myelin basic protein or myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein.
A challenge to cortisol research involves differentiating characteristics of typical diurnal variation of cortisol concentrations from individual variation in the diurnal cycle (Smyth et al. 1997) and from normal and abnormal activation in response to aversive stimuli (Levine 1993).
Regarding selection bias due to availability of genotyping, participant behaviors (e.g., adherence to intervention, follow-up) and outcomes (diabetes, death) may have differed between those with and without genotyping information; these kinds of differentiating characteristics in participants included in genetic analyses could impact the observed gene drug interactions.
48 Because antibody specificities to both the ∼26 and 44 kDa proteins were differentiating characteristics between multiple k-means clusters among MENA donors (Table 4 and Supplemental Figure 3), the expression of such proteins in sand flies could occur in a conditional manner to elicit differential host responses.
Two elements provide the basis to identify ethnic groups: first, the accentuation of cultural traits and, second, the sense that those traits distinguish the group from the members of the society who do not share the differentiating characteristics.
In practice, there are two main differentiating characteristics that one finds invoked.
