Sentence examples for for better differentiation from inspiring English sources

Logarithmic-based color scale is used for better differentiation between low counts.

Therefore, OR can be designated as a surrogate marker for better differentiation of breast cancer tissue.

Recent studies suggest that DWI holds potential for better differentiation between benign and malignant intraorbital masses [ 2].

It is well known that if a formed lumen is observed in an epithelial tumor, it usually indicates for better differentiation of the glandular tumor.

For better differentiation of the small bowel, celiac trunk vessels, superior mesenteric artery, mesenterico-portal axis, and neighboring organs, oral contrast ingestion and intravenous contrast enhancement is performed.

The participants called for better differentiation between contextual "constants," which cannot be influenced; contextual factors that can be influenced; and contextual factors that directly support the observed changes.

With a more stringent set of candidate genes, that is, carnivore-specific Y-linked genes, the reliability of the similarity search can be improved, and the search for intronic sequences would allow for a better differentiation between gametologs on the two sex chromosomes.

There is a need for a better differentiation of aggressive tumors in prostate cancer to design a tailored treatment for each patient, preferably by a minimally invasive analysis of blood samples.

In AD, it has been shown that quantification or parametric measurements of amyloid load are fundamental since they allow cut off scores for a better differentiation between normal subjects, preclinical AD, and AD individuals [ 21, 22, 30].

The presentation of strictly unfamiliar names in the active condition in the current study allowed for a better differentiation of top-down attention, (i.e. instruction following and counting) from automatic attention which may be grabbed automatically by the presentation of the own name (Wood and Cowan, 1995).

It is important to use a wider window width (WW) and higher window center (WC) level settings from the usual CT angiography level of around 150 WC ± 250 WW to 200 WC ± 1000 WW for a better differentiation of calcifications and stents from the enhanced lumen and to minimize the effect of blooming.