Sentence examples for problem of differentiation from inspiring English sources

By the same token, it also creates a problem of differentiation.

The problem of differentiation between xenobiotic molecules and metabolites that are produced by the biochemical machinery can only be solved by additional database annotations and use of ontologies.

This indicates that overstaging was not a problem of differentiation between T2 and T3 stages of disease.

The problem of differentiation between UTI and ABU is even more difficult for diffuse non-specific symptoms such as restlessness, fatigue, confusion, aggressiveness or not being herself/himself.

This paper deals with the problem of service differentiation in an optical packet-switched backbone.

We then study the problem of service differentiation provisioning from an important relative performance metric, slowdown.

The aim of this article was to review the large amount of work that has been devoted to solving the problem of the differentiation capacities of individual NC cells (NCC) arising from both the cephalic and trunk levels of the neural axis.

The chapter observes that embryology; in particular; the problem of cellular differentiation can be a field of application of Thom's catastrophe theory, that is, a mathematical theory of morphogenesis, based on the study of the property of structural stability by topology and differential analysis.

Ethologically, voices are the second major channel via which we identify other people, while perceptually, individual voices (like faces) present the brain with a formidable problem of precise differentiation and identification within a class of complex sensory objects.

In this sense, our application of the oligonucleotide profiling strategy, which previously demonstrated its power to tackle more general problems of chromosome differentiation [ 39, 40], has been fruitful.

In this paper, we investigate the problem of quantitative service differentiation on cluster-based delay-sensitive servers.