Sentence examples for for a differentiation from inspiring English sources
There won't be a law in Hungary that would allow for a differentiation to be made on ethnic or religious basis between a human and another one.
"I call for a differentiation and urge everybody to visit their local Muslim communities and initiate a dialogue," said Ernst-August Roettger, a delegate from the northern city of Lüneburg.
First to detect bacteria in lesions of malignant endocarditis, an often rapidly fatal inflammation of the membrane lining the inner walls of the heart, Rokitansky created the basis for a differentiation of lobar pneumonia (originating in the lower lobe of the lung) and lobular pneumonia, or bronchopneumonia (originating in the finer subdivisions of the branched bronchial tree).
Furthermore, parameterizations of chemical source terms are superior to parameterizations of species profiles, as they allow for a differentiation of chemical processes from transport processes.
Specimens were subsequently stained with Azur II and Pararosanilin (Merck, Darmstadt, Germany), which allowed for a differentiation between graft granules, and preexisting and newly formed bone.
Given that all sample trees are in a new growing season, it must be supposed that the new flush does not yet allow for a differentiation of sites.
Consequently, genes associated with naive pluripotency are induced and genes characteristic for a differentiation-primed state are repressed in ES cells overexpressing Prdm14.
This apparently low hit rate of 0.04% highlights the selectivity of the screen for a differentiation-specific response; a far higher number of compounds (37% in the primary screen) caused trypanocidal or trypanostatic growth effects (as measured by alamarBlue assay), probably through multiple specific and nonspecific cellular mechanisms.
But if it does not recognize the need for such a differentiation, it may indeed be problematic.
For first generation antipsychotics, a differentiation into high potency and low potency active ingredients was made.
Mixed boundaries constitute a large class, and the need for a finer differentiation arises.
