Sentence examples for impact of differentiating between from inspiring English sources

Finally, the actual clinical impact of differentiating between various viral etiological agents may be limited, and we could not determine the relative severity of symptoms other than fever.

Finally, the actual clinical impact of differentiating between various influenza subtypes may be limited and would depend on factors such as their current anti-viral resistance profiles.

These complexities can include concomitant exposures to natural and synthetic EDSs, as well as to mixtures; hormonal imprinting; cross-talk among endocrine systems; generational impacts; the difficulty of differentiating between benign and adverse impacts; and the effects arising from the disturbance to balances between opposing elements in complex systems.

MiR-222 was of prognostic significance in the LN-negative tumours (minimal P=0.02), but not in LN-positive tumours, and therefore, may be of high impact in differentiating between different LN-negative prognostic groups (Table 1).

Genome-wide atlas of 597 putative high impact variants differentiating between wild emmer wheat accession Zavitan and durum wheat cultivar Svevo by chromosome.

Despite these limitations, the results found herein reflect the study's strength of comparing the economic impact of the disease differentiating between the presence or absence of negative symptoms.

However, there is a lack of detailed data documenting the impact of these interventions and in differentiating between prevalence of falsified medicines from other poor-quality medicines.

A previous study [ 29] of 279 surgical candidates for rotator cuff showed that the domain of "emotions" of the WORC, which documents the psychological impact of disease could differentiate between different genders and age groups.

I think the idea of not differentiating between public and private is a very dangerous one".

The strikingly different impact of the AIDA subscales on differentiating between the school and conflict samples implies that it is appropriate to treat the subscales as distinct units in an experimental fashion.

We analyse the impact of R&D cooperation on firm performance differentiating between four types of R&D partners (competitors, suppliers, customers, and universities and research institutes), and considering two performance measures: labour productivity and productivity in innovative (new to the market) sales.