Sentence examples for making a differentiation from inspiring English sources

As the results from the different sites are quite similar and even (making a differentiation by site almost impossible) it must be rather assumed that these records reflect a species-specific process.

As reported in the literature, biphasic pulmonary blastoma and carcinosarcoma, in particular the blastomatoid variant of the latter, may share common features, making a differentiation between both entities difficult [ 1, 2, 8].

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As we saw in the discussion of method above, Bergson always makes a differentiation within a mixture.

"It's important that people can make a differentiation about it being a craft and it not being a 'smash it out' graphic design thing".

Following now familiar distinctions, he makes a differentiation between the realm of fear and desire on one hand and the realm of despair and hope on the other.

Similar to the work published by Liu and Terzi [30], these approaches do not make a differentiation between different data types but provide an aggregated value to measure the comprehensive privacy risks a user faces.

The authors made a differentiation between availability (the knowledge itself) and accessibility of semantic word knowledge, which tapped students' word association ability in relation to context-independent vs. context-dependent word meanings.

To test whether NSs exposed to the HMF retained their multipotency, these NSs of different sizes from primary cultures of either the GMF or HMF groups were collected and made a differentiation assay in the GMF condition, and an immunofluorescence assay was subsequently used to detect their differentiation states.

Both are combined in the same question, which makes a differentiation between associations for CAM and traditional healing, difficult.

Therefor these response options were choose, so that it was possible to make a differentiation between lake of knowledge, knowledge, performance and mastery.