Sentence examples for further differential from inspiring English sources
Currently, radiolabeled anti-Aβ compounds are prospective tools for further differential diagnosis between amyloid positive and negative forms of dementia, and can serve as a prognostic tool in patients with mild cognitive impairment (MCI 27.
As regards to bulk analysis, weight loss of the samples incubated for 1, 3, 7, 14 and 21 days was determined, further differential scanning calorimetry was carried out.
We then add a further differential for ethical sourcing, which over the past three years has amounted to 10 to 12 cents per pound of coffee.' At most, Kraft calculates, the combined premium equates to 20percentnt of the erratic world market price.
Further differential scanning calorimetry, scanning electron microscopy and impedance data confirm the presence of two polymeric phases in the semi Inter penetrating Polymer Network.
Moreover, further differential applications may enable them to find out newer accurate quantitative diagnostic procedures to that of the usual histopathological gold standard for the assessment of malignant potentiality.
Further, differential scanning calorimeter depicted that latent heat of 5 wt% paraffin/expanded graphite composite was slightly reduced from 182 J/g to 174 J/g even after 400 accelerated thermal cycles, demonstrating the promising thermal reliability and long life, which fits well with the set criterion of overall life expectancy of batteries.
Further, differentials in timing in the display of successive dot pairs greatly affects recognition.
Kinetic studies further demonstrated differential substrate affinity and catalytic efficiency among the SULT1A3 allozymes.
Further, fractional differential equations have wide applications in engineering and science.
Further, the differential amplifier-based measurement instead of WSB has been also reported in the literature [72].
The study further investigated differential influences towards purchase intention for green sportswear between non-green and green product users.
