Sentence examples for differentiation purposes from inspiring English sources

Yet, for differentiation purposes (LearnVest offers both content and tools, for example), DailyWorth initially placed its focus exclusively on content — specifically in the form of daily newsletter, which tends to range in subject matter from how to organize your finances to tax tips to advice on the best ways to save.

The biocompatible properties of SLE-mediated graphene in PMEFs could be an efficient platform for various biomedical applications such as the delivery of anti-inflammatory and water-insoluble anticancer drugs, and also it can be used for efficient stem cell growth and differentiation purposes.

By combining the nuclear binding stains Syto 13 and EB, contrasting colours (green and red, respectively) can be observed for differentiation purposes.

It must be noted that formation of hMSC aggregates or clusters, which also happened in these droplets, could also be valuable for differentiation purposes.

First, there are characteristic mass tags retained in the cross-links after reduction, which can be used for the differentiation purpose.

Consequently, this compound did not provide additional information that can be used for pathogen differentiation purpose.> Results of thermal desorption GC/MS analysis confirmed the fact that bacteria can be discriminated by their VOC patterns (Table  3, Fig.  4).

Texts with different fonts, styles, colors, and sizes can also be used for differentiation or highlighting purposes.

For forensic purposes, differentiation of the chloro group ring position in amphetamine and methamphetamine is required because 4-CAP is controlled but 2-CAP and 3-CAP are not (Fig.  1).

If your club is "non" League, there's no differentiation between a purpose-built 10,000-seater stadium and a bumpy pitch adjacent to an A-road that doubles up as a communal dog toilet and exercise ground.

For this purpose, differentiation was induced at least 20 hr after transfection with shRNA, and cells were analyzed 19 to 54 hr later.

The analysis of the nonsynonymous to synonymous substitution rate ratio can also be used to detect functional differentiation; for this purpose, we used the unrooted tree in Figure 5. Estimates of the overall ω ratio from the OS-E/ OS-F MSA (ω = 0.064) indicates that purifying selection has been the predominant force acting on the evolution of these Drosophila OBPs.