Sentence examples for operationally distinguished from inspiring English sources
The differentiation states are operationally distinguished by a combination of cell surface associated proteins, a specific set of transcription factors and by the composition of cytoskeletal intermediate filaments, and are associated with the ability for self-renewal and uni- or bi-directional interconversion.
Importantly, CSCs are operationally distinguished from other tumor cell subpopulations by their ability to initiate the growth of tumors in experimental animals, even as single cells [ 83].
Finally, the aim of Raymond and St-Pierre (2010) is to clarify the impact of R&D on innovation in SMEs by conceptually and operationally distinguishing between product and process R&D, and between product and process innovation, and by integrating these concepts in a research model that specifies their interrelationships.
Operationally, we distinguish RNA families and RNA classes.
The 2-year duration-of-use requirement was based on results from several studies of vision [ 19, 20] and the eye [ 12] indicating that short- versus long-term tamoxifen use can be distinguished operationally using a 2-year cutoff.
These tumor cells, referred to as CSCs, tumor-initiating or tumorigenic cells, are distinguished by a combination of operationally defined common or unique cell surface associated markers and the ability to establish the disease in appropriate recipient mice [4].
Case finding is to be distinguished from screening, both conceptually and operationally: '… screening is the application of a diagnostic test or clinical assessment in order to optimally rule-out those without the disorder with minimal false negatives (missed cases).
The capacity of SMILE transcripts to distinguish between operationally tolerant patients and stable patients (Figure 1B) was studied by receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis.
A ROC curve analysis also determined that the capacity of SMILE transcripts to distinguish between operationally tolerant patients and patients with chronic antibody-mediated rejection was also very good, with an optimal threshold of 1.86 (area under the curve [AUC] = 0.83; 95% confidence interval 0.66 to 0.96, good sensitivity of 0.77 and good specificity of 0.75) (Figure S2).
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