Sentence examples for enabling a distinction from inspiring English sources
Thus, BEI-inactivated particles provide an interesting tool to study early steps in FMDV cell interactions enabling a distinction between FMDV internalization and productive infection.
A simple multiplicative latent variable is used to accommodate input uncertainty in rainfall data, enabling a distinction to be made between uncertainty associated with data, parameters and the models themselves.
Our experiments should facilitate such studies by enabling a distinction between those signals that mediate adhesion and cell spreading and those that mediate the induction of bone resorption.
The current study demonstrated that the ASP derived from 68Ga-PSMA-PET enables a distinction between patient groups with different GSc.
IDH mutations in secondary GBMs enable a distinction from primary GBMs at the molecular level [ 19].
We thus present data per time window since diagnosis, to enable a distinction between acute and long-term pain.
Newly available models of depression which differentiate resilient and susceptible cohorts of animals enable a distinction of their physiological profiles.
None of the biases in Fig. 1 are significant because the number of tips is too small to enable a distinction between random and systematic biases.
Moreover, the method should enable a distinction of dsDNA LLPCs and SLPCs, investigation of dsDNA PCs of different immunoglobulin (Ig) classes and the evaluation of therapeutic treatments.
This also enables a distinction to be made between the plant- and euglenid-type pathways, as both utilise GLDH as the terminal enzyme.
Furthermore, the list enables a distinction between different drugs belonging to the same pharmacological subgroup and provides different suggestions for each of them.
