Whereas English, for example, usually differentiates only between singular and plural, Classical Semitic and Egyptian routinely distinguished between singular, dual, and plural.
The current staging classification differentiates only between the presence and absence of LN metastasis.
During the first days after fertilization the embryo does not grow significantly in size, remaining at around 0.1 mm in diameter, and differentiates only into 2 tissue types, the outside trophoblast and the inner cell mass.
It is intriguing that Tc-sens is required in the GZ of the germ rudiment despite the fact that the hindgut differentiates only many hours later.
Gender differentiates only the level of trust in physicians, which is significantly higher (by approx. 2 points in the TPS scale) in females, with p = 0.0195*, the arithmetic mean was 51.3, Me was 53.0.
Second, in contrast to the more widely used SOFA (Sequential Organ Failure Assessment) score, the MODS score used in this study differentiates only between organ dysfunction (1 point) and organ failure (2 points).
For example, a high degree of polymorphism is detected at the GRA6 locus by sequence analysis (9 allelic sequences among 30 strains), whereas PCR-RFLP analysis differentiates only 3 groups among these same strains (19 ).
Leibniz expresses his position in a letter to Arnauld in a very clear and forceful manner: "To put it briefly, I hold this identical proposition, differentiated only by the emphasis, to be an axiom, namely, that what is not truly one being is not truly one being either".
No one is suggesting that tires are commodities, differentiated only by advertising.
