Sentence examples for makes differentiation from inspiring English sources

This symptom makes differentiation of the hematoma of aortal origin possible.

It has been reported earlier that lack of enough number of TR/pMHC structures makes differentiation of weak- and moderate-agonists from strong-agonists or true-agonists from antagonists, almost impossible without immunological assays [15].

This makes differentiation between BESS and a subdural haematoma possible [ 11, 23].

The MRI features of WDL/ALT are similar to those of lipoma, which makes differentiation between them difficult.

In the cell, metabolite, redox and energy signals are tightly linked, which makes differentiation of signalling cascades difficult.

Also, Alaska was excluded because county-level FIPS codes were not available, which makes differentiation between rural and urban residents impossible for this state.

Nevertheless, these signs may be absent in small-sized or well-differentiated malignant tumours, making differentiation from benign lesions difficult.

These are the services which can make differentiation for MSOs from telephony provider competitors.

Furthermore, many national certificates have been adapted to European certificates, making differentiation complicated.

The gross lesions caused by avian oncogenic viruses often overlap, making differentiation diagnosis based on histopathology difficult.

However, metastatic disease from small RCC does occur [9] and both small RCC and AML can grow slowly [2], making differentiation based on growth difficult.