Sentence examples for exist to differentiate from inspiring English sources
No criteria exist to differentiate treatment by operative exploration vs observation.
Today, no objective criteria exist to differentiate between individual primary tumors and intra- or intermammary dissemination respectively, in patients diagnosed with two or more synchronous breast cancers.
There is a limited understanding of the mechanisms of drug-associated injury of the lung, compared with other tissues such as the liver, and no specific markers exist to differentiate drug-associated ILD from other pathological processes.
Although several systems exist to differentiate infected from vaccinated animals (Capua & Cattoli, 2007), a risk that a vaccinated/infected flock may escape surveillance systems in place cannot be ruled out, particularly during the early phases of infection.
(Section V.B.2.c) · Ensure that a mechanism exists to differentiate between unintentionally skipped and intentionally unanswered questions in the data collection form and database.
This is mainly due to the fact that so far no bona fide marker exists to differentiate between cells that can commit to the adipocyte lineage versus committed adipoblasts capable of maturating into an adipocyte.
Although dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) is the best technique for diagnosing osteoporosis and for fracture risk assessment, no reliable data exist currently to differentiate between benign osteoporosis and myeloma-induced osteoporosis.
Billing itself as "media for the 65.8 million," each of the flashcards on Verrit's website has its own seven-digit authentication number, which seem to exist solely to differentiate them from the multitude of fake "verrits" which the site's founders expected.
As a newer MRI contrast agent, the value of gadoxetic acid exists in its ability to differentiate various benign and malignant hepatic lesions.
"Rogue apps can be hard to differentiate from real apps.
Virtually no data exist on cervical length measurement to differentiate true from false labor in term patients who present for labor check.
