Sentence examples for explicitly differentiated from inspiring English sources

She also explicitly differentiated Christian Science from theosophy and spiritualism, both antecedents of 20th-century "New Age" movements.

If perceived and felt emotions are not explicitly differentiated for subjects in a study, they may be assumed to be similar by that individual, and lead to a demand characteristic (e.g., "This is a happy piece of music, therefore, I should say that I'm happy").

Few neuroimaging studies have explicitly differentiated between the neural foundations of humour comprehension and humour appreciation.

Diagnostic criteria for CINMA were heterogeneous and few reports explicitly differentiated between the polyneuropathic, myopathic and mixed types of CINMA.

Our findings confirm observations from previous studies that detected redundant HbA1c testing; however, none of these studies explicitly differentiated between patients who needed close monitoring and those who did not.

Future research should also assess how random slope models perform, which explicitly allow for differentiated effects of exposure on outcome for different groups of countries.

This can be described by the following pair of ordinary differential equations:

The growth and differentiation of stem cells is explicitly controlled by their interactions with other cell types within the niche, and exclusion of a pluripotent stem cell from the niche begins the cascade of steps towards one or more differentiated cell types [38], [39].

The ancient system of government, with its medley of assemblies and boards with imperfectly differentiated functions, was replaced by a modern system of separate and explicitly defined legislative, executive, and judicial branches; functionally organized ministries directed the work of foreign affairs, internal affairs, war, and navy.

Our mathematical model explicitly describes three subpopulations of cells: HSCs, transit-amplifying progenitor cells, and terminally differentiated blood cells (see Fig. 3).

His concept of homeorhesis and his representation of developmental trajectories or chreodes as descending valleys in the epigenetic landscape places the focus explicitly on the transient dynamics of cells on their way to their final, differentiated state.