Sentence examples for differentiating of from inspiring English sources

Following a previous study by Hsu (2014), who demonstrated that sentences with yàobúshì led to counterfactual reading in Chinese and a differentiating of realities/beliefs and imaginations/desires, this differentiation is similar to decoupling in pretend play, a cognitive concept that emerges in early childhood (Leslie and Thaiss 1992).

Without loss of generality then, we may just consider the differentiating of the semigroup at.

Inspired by in vivo developmental process, several studies were conducted to design a protocol for differentiating of mesenchymal stem cells into neural cells in vitro.

The dual real-time RPA assay performed in the single tube was capable of specific detecting and differentiating of the wild-type PRV and gE-deleted vaccine strains, without cross-reactions with other non-targeted pig viruses.

By differentiating of Equation 35 with respect to ( {mathbf{b}}_n^i ) and setting the result to zero, ( {mathbf{b}}_n^i ) is achieved by: {mathbf{b}}_n^i=-{left({mathbf{Y}}^{i^H}{mathbf{Y}}^iright)}^{-1}{mathbf{Y}}^{i^H}{mathbf{L}}_n^i,i=1,cdots, {l}_k-1 (36).

Then osteoblasts and chondrocytes are formed due to the proliferating and differentiating of MSCs.

A total of 9% of respondents differentiated on the basis of severity of the condition.

Furthermore, in SLE patients a significantly reduced number of macrophages differentiated out of the stem cells.

This model is capable of differentiating impacts of land use changes and soil protection measures on steeplands in this area.

We also tested the possibility of differentiating effects of VPA or SAHA in THP-1 and NB4 cells.

Moreover, these specific signatures are capable of differentiating DAD1 of plants from those in the animal kingdom.