Sentence examples for enables the differentiation from inspiring English sources
The distribution of the different Quaternary sediments enables the differentiation between Pleistocene and Holocene landforms.
It remains to be seen if stimulation with acetylcholine enables the differentiation of the physiological microcirculatory reserve into endothelium cell-dependent and smooth muscle-dependent fractions in subjects with altered microcirculation.
We previously established a statistical method, a hidden Markov model (HMM), which enables the differentiation of two social states ("interaction" and "indifference"), and three social states ("sniffing", "following", and "indifference"), automatically in silico.
The transition between a MB fluorescence "switch OFF" and "switch ON" state enables the differentiation between unbound and bound probes with background signal-to-noise ratio that could exceed 200, hence making it an ultrasensitive probe for nucleic acid detection [9 15].
Furthermore, a broad perspective incorporating a larger time scale enables the differentiation between background extinction and periods of increased extinction.
The investigation of the coupling between the BOLD signal and different EEG frequency bands enables the differentiation of neuronal activity based on their specific oscillatory activity.
Epigenetic changes not only influence the expression of genes in plants and animals but also enable the differentiation of pluripotent stem cells (cells having the potential to become any of many different kinds of cells).
Epigenetic changes not only influence the expression of genes in plants and animals but also enable the differentiation of distinct cell types from pluripotent stem cells early in development.
A proper structural modification can enable the differentiation of efficacy from side effects.
However, the area percentages of every peak in every soybean enabled the differentiation between soybeans.
Metabolomics enabled the differentiation between cell cultures based on bioreactor type, and stage of cell growth.
