Sentence examples for distinction of low from inspiring English sources

With further investigation, quantitative estimation of EMA expression may prove to be of use as a prognostic marker aiding distinction of low grade from high grade meningiomas.

The application of the combined marker score to the former cases shows an improved distinction of low- and high-risk cases (Fig.  8d) and cases with low Gleason score and low-risk multigene score show a clear difference in survival from the very beginning of follow-up as compared to cases where both scores indicate high risk.

It preserves the old distinction of voiced (low), voiceless aspirate (high), and voiceless unaspirate/glottalized (middle), a distinction now largely lost but one that nevertheless leaves its effects on the tone.

The K-mean analysis generated up-regulated (cluster II) and down-regulated cluster I for the ZE group, with an additional distinction of 'Low-' and 'High-' expressed gene clusters for the SE group (clusters I and II respectively).

While serving well overall financially, health insurance companies have the dubious distinction of the lowest average Net Promoter Scores of any industry.

In the identification of tumors, this distinction is likely of low importance.

We make a big point today about post-modernists who blur the distinctions of high, low and mass art.

Lastly, using this Core MYC signature average profile and the distinction of "high" vs. "low" expression, we conducted Kaplan Meier survival analyses in both the Hu et al. and van de Vijver et al. data sets, which suggested that this profile by itself may be of prognostic significance (Figure 6).

However, other classification systems with many common themes, such as the distinction of well-differentiated (low and intermediate grades) from poorly differentiated (high grade) NETs, and the prognostic significance of proliferative rate index have been used over the past five decades.

The Pacers and the Pistons have the distinction of averaging the lowest points per game in a conference finals during the shot-clock era.

That medical drama won the unfortunate distinction of scoring the lowest ratings for its premiere of any drama in network history; now "Smash" has sunk to that level.