Sentence examples for differentiating response from inspiring English sources

In the current work, differentiating response of Pinus bungeana Zucc.

Similarly, greater understanding of amygdala function in humans may be achieved by differentiating response properties of human amygdala subregions.

In this work, however, EPAC activation alone was demonstrated to be sufficient neither for a full differentiating response, nor for the expression of Krox-20, suggesting that more work needs to be done to identify the molecular effectors of cyclic AMP in the initiation of SC differentiation [ 47].

We make an assumption that a comparator takes constant time differentiating responses from any two of its neighbors.

The model required expansion to distinguish these components from response shift and to differentiate response shift phenomena as initial responses to catalysts from those that reverberate or continue the process (feedback loop).

Consequently, one should be still able to differentiate responses to different stimulation by the temporal properties of aggregate MEG signals, even if these responses arise from the same area of cortex.

Consistently, our results suggest that chromatin remodelling processes occur in response to osmotic stress and may contribute to differentiating the response between the tolerant and the sensitive cultivar.

Our results confirmed that whole-tumour MTR was helpful for differentiating between response groups (i.e. patients with varying degrees of fibrosis).

In particular, the subtle and precise language differentiates this response from responses containing misconceptions.

These SP changes correlated with the amount of SWS and were covert because off-line RT decrease did not differentiate response types or sleep groups.

Their approach makes an assumption that any node w is capable of playing the role of a "comparator" in differentiating between responses from two of its neighbors, u and v.