Sentence examples for differentiation and identification from inspiring English sources
A teenage drug abuser, for instance, needs only a hoodie for differentiation and identification.
However, the systematic differentiation and identification of different natural waters are almost missing.
The duplex PCR assay described in this study enabled the accurate differentiation and identification of C. dubliniensis from C. albicans strains form oral rinses specimens.
Parameter sensitivities are computed via direct differentiation and identification exercises are discussed that show the effectiveness of the procedure and its stability with respect to noise and time space sampling.
To determine whether the P1-P2 variable sequences within the 5'NCR were suitable for the differentiation and identification of HRV, we compared the typing results by P1-P2 sequences with those of NIm-1A sequences of VP1.
Since many of these species are phylogenetically closely related, their differentiation and identification is often challenging.
We report here the dynamic changes in miRNA expression during neural differentiation and the identification of distinct subsets of miRNAs in NT2 neurons and astrocytes, a pattern that is conserved in primary human cells.
Platforms that enable high throughput analysis of individual stem/progenitor cells can provide key insights into the molecular regulation of stem cell maintenance, differentiation, and the identification of stem cells [10].
These properties of the fly model have facilitated the elucidation of genetic networks involved in retinal cell differentiation and the identification of key genes required for retinal development in fly.
Endoluminal MR data provided sufficient detail for gastric wall layer differentiation, and therefore, identification of T stages in gastric carcinoma is possible.
These components include 1) reproduction of the patient's symptoms in whole or in part, 2) distant movements away from that region altering the symptoms (structural differentiation), and 3) identification of differences in sensory, range of motion or resistance to movement noted between limbs or known norms [ 5].
