Sentence examples for issue of differentiation from inspiring English sources

Woolcott said there were particular concerns about the longstanding issue of "differentiation" – the different requirements of rich and poor countries enshrined in the original 1992 climate convention which rich nations argue no longer reflect the world's economy or its greenhouse emissions.

As classical chemotherapeutics only tend to highly proliferating cells and do not address at all the issue of differentiation arrest, a better understanding of these cytogenetic aberrations would facilitate the development of targeted therapies.

All of these designs involve the dual issues of differentiation, that is, how the total tasks of the organization are allocated to its component parts, and the issue of integration, which refers to the need for the differentiated parts to be coordinated.

Whereas mechanisms controlling the differentiation of Th1 cells, Th17 cells, and regulatory T-cell subsets are well described, the issue of Th2 differentiation is still being debated.

The second definition of cost function involves the performance issue of QoS differentiation.

The large eddy simulation of turbulent flows is discussed with particular attention paid to the issue of commutation of differentiation and filtering.

In this work, the authors aim to seek a stream control solution and a transmission schedule with minimum frame length to satisfy traffic demands of links, and pay no attention to the issue of supporting service differentiation for different traffic sessions.

The issue of how genetic differentiation is maintained on such a small spatial is also unclear.

The issue regarding the use of differentiation protocols remains unclear.

This process resolved the differentiation issue of CDOM and C. vulgaris optical density.

This article is part of a Special Issue entitled: Cardiomyocyte Biology: Cardiac Pathways of Differentiation, Metabolism and Contraction.