Sentence examples for problem of differentiating from inspiring English sources

A problem of differentiating one from another? A. Yes.

The age old problem of differentiating on a Google-controlled platform hasn't gone away either.

In that paper they considered the problem of differentiating the operator-valued function (tmapsto f(A+tK)), where A and K are self-adjoint operators on Hilbert space.

Furthermore, there is an obvious problem of differentiating between mature and immature canopy species such that all individuals can be uniquely assigned to a specific group.

Hence, in this paper we address the problem of differentiating the design of a gesture-based interface for a console from the problem of designing it for a public space setting.

The fact that all these labels refer to the same items illustrates a common challenge in educational psychology that may be termed "jingle-jangle fallacy", which refers to the problem of differentiating between the multitude of different motivational constructs and terms used in the literature (see Murphy and Alexander 2000 for a thorough review of motivational terminology).

There are also problems in diagnosis due to lack of awareness, poor resources, and problems of differentiating IBD from intestinal infections; circumstances where accurate incidence and prevalence figures are difficult to derive [ 14].

Although this effect is biologically relevant and dominates the study of disorder in otherwise well-ordered proteins (Bordoli et al., 2007; Jin and Dunbrack, 2005), it again underlines the problem of not differentiating between long and short disorder.

Strikingly, no overlapping rules were observed for 'OA', again underlining the problem of properly differentiating OA from either CG or RA (see above for the Quality parameters of the test results).

This is consistent with the clinical problem of properly differentiating burnt-out, possibly more heterogeneous, OA with low inflammatory activity from normal controls on one hand, and active, highly inflammatory OA from RA on the other [ 1, 2].

The major problem lies in the difficulty of differentiating the effect(s) of carbonylation from that of other protein modifications that occur simultaneously under oxidativing stress conditions (e.g. oxidation of cysteine thiols and nitration of tyrosine residues).