The phrase "possibility of differentiating" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the potential for distinguishing or distinguishing between different things or ideas. Example: The complexity of the human brain allows for the possibility of differentiating between various emotions and thoughts.
The possibility of differentiating hESC or reprogrammed fibroblasts (iPS) into almost any differentiated cell type, from neurons to hepatocytes, has allowed modeling of many human genetic diseases, including A1AT-D (Rashid et al., 2010).
This methodology is further elaborated to facilitate the inter-comparison process and bring in a single diagram the possibility of differentiating long-term from short-term effects.
By exploiting the binding efficiency towards these bacterial strains of an antimicrobial peptide developed in our laboratories, we probed the possibility of differentiating between the two types of bacteria with the α-HL nanopore.
The experiments carried out clarify that it is not possible to differentiate between the standard evaluation criteria such as the average droplet size, the wetting proportion, and the possibility of differentiating highly concentrated amounts of release agent.
These technical improvements have opened up exciting perspectives, suggesting the possibility of differentiating between histological tumor types [20, 45], but preliminary reports have not yet been confirmed for congenital brain tumors.
Although further studies pointed to the possibility of differentiating between psychiatric patients (for a review, see Rutherford 2003), with time, the complex machinery and redundancy compared to other tests eventually lessened interest in the Verbal Summator, causing it to virtually disappear by the end of the 1950′s.
A limitation of the study is the lack of possibility to differentiate between the seriousness of the intoxications experienced within the last month, as we did not ask for the number and seriousness of the symptoms experienced.
Importantly, both methods provide ample sensitivity to discriminate not only patients from healthy individuals but, in case of MCADD, this method also offers the possibility to differentiate between clinical phenotypes of different severity based on residual MCAD activities, in line with their genotype.
An additional limitation of our study is that methylation was measured from whole blood, without possibilities for differentiating DNA methylation between various cell types.
Nonetheless, the comparison of plasma adipokine and inflammatory marker concentrations in non-obese and obese type 2 diabetes patients generates the possibility to differentiate between the impact of type 2 diabetes and obesity.
A problem of differentiating one from another? A. Yes.
