Sentence examples for have not been differentiated from inspiring English sources

In contrast, cohorts consisting of healthy individuals that have not been differentiated as pediatric or adults, and ANA positive cases (healthy or routine ANA screening populations) have a higher DFS70 pattern positivity ranging from 0 to 37% (Fig. 4).

In particular, the relative activities of the ELR+ chemokines towards leukocytes and resident neuroepithelial cells have not been differentiated.

Obviously, our study has limitations, firstly because the CIN2 or 3 lesions have not been differentiated and secondly because mainly not only CIN2 but also CIN3 may regress.

The main misunderstanding relating to the study of CSF "circulation" has been made by (mis)interpretation of experimental results in which the two physiological processes (movement of CSF and distribution of substances) have not been differentiated, and when substance distribution has been used as a marker of "circulation".

For the mutants that have not been differentiated from the original program, the proposal is based on faults propagation costs inserted by mutation operators to the model outputs.

The identity of these expressing cells could not be determined because the cell types have not been differentiated at this stage.

There are almost 50 cases reported in the literature, although it is difficult to estimate the exact number since often it has not been differentiated from Ewing's Sarcoma [ 1- 13].

Moreover, the possible effects of two different cooling systems, closed and open, have not been well differentiated.

In the majority of international studies, access and utilisation have not been clearly differentiated.

There has been some consistency in the use of numbers for paralogs that have not been functionally differentiated.

However, the specific roles of ATP binding and hydrolysis in activating RIG-I for immune signaling have not been defined or differentiated.