Sentence examples for explicitly differentiating from inspiring English sources

Another extension would be explicitly differentiating multiple capability areas as included in de Bruin and Rosemann (2007) BPM capability framework and, correspondingly, modeling the effects of BPM-level projects in greater detail.

The whole notion of parent and offspring entities bearing any resemblance (that is, being similar in some relevant aspects) is interesting only if there is something explicitly differentiating among replicators - if there is any selection going on.

The fact that research to date has shown only little interest in explicitly differentiating between determinants of approval between WLPT and EUT could be due to the widespread implicit assumption, that acceptance of both forms of end-of-life decisions are triggered by the same or a least similar set of determinants.

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

We then explicitly differentiate the cutoff function to approximate the second-order spatial derivatives in the viscous term.

It is important to note that the textbooks do not explicitly differentiate the usages of the two near synonyms.

For example, the Object Management Group proposes the Model-Driven Architecture, which explicitly differentiates between platform-independent and platform-specific models [16].

He explicitly differentiates the Vernam cipher from earlier ciphers: "A running key cipher is a Vernam type system where, in place of a random sequence of letters, the key is a meaningful text.

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

A continuous measure that explicitly differentiates between the amount of tap and of other types of water consumed would more likely suitably address the issue.

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.