Sentence examples for is commonly differentiated from inspiring English sources

Since this trait is commonly differentiated - among other traits - between Midas Cichlid species, its plasticity might be an important factor in Midas Cichlid speciation.

Monocytes are commonly differentiated into MoDC in the presence of GM-CSF and IL-4.

Although SSI are commonly differentiated between incisional and organ/space infections, this is not yet incorporated into the adverse outcome reporting so that these data are unavailable.

Thus, given that most GxE genes exhibited similar profiles, we looked for time points that were commonly differentiating the two genotypes.

The IBDV VP2 hypervariable region (HVR) is commonly used to differentiate IBDV strains (Jackwood, 2004).

Moreover, the research of CD1a is commonly used to differentiate various cutaneous T-cell lymphomas from B-cell lymphomasand pseudolymphomas (Arai et al, 1999; Schmuth et al, 2001).

While the water maze is commonly used to differentiate learning between various cohorts of rodents, there are a number of disadvantages that limit the practicality of this task including the time required to sufficiently train animals, difficulty controlling for motivational or physical disabilities, and controlling for animal anxiety.

First and higher order derivatives analysis of absorbance and reflectance spectral data is commonly used techniques in differentiating the spectral mixing.

Although body mass index is commonly used, it does not differentiate between fat and lean mass.

Such data is commonly used as an additional tool to differentiate between chronic and acute ingestion and the likelihood of a drug related death.

Liver abscess is commonly detected by radiological imaging technique, but it cannot differentiate between amoebic and pyogenic liver abscesses.