A sleeve was created to not only protect the pristine white cover, but also to provide distinction for this enduring story after 50 years of continued recognition".
With RASS various levels of agitation are assigned positive numbers, whereas sedation levels receive negative numbers, providing distinction despite the single scale design.
Mutation detection, traditionally performed on a qualitative basis, can also benefit from quantitative analysis through determination of wild-type to mutant-type ratios, as well as providing distinction between stochastic and pathogenic mutations [ 7].
In so doing, Ingarden develops one of the richest and most detailed analyses of dependence ever offered, providing distinctions in the notion of dependence that can clarify many philosophical problems including but certainly not limited to the realism/idealism problem.
Although, it would be optimal to provide distinctions between all factors that represent sex and gender, disentangling sex from gender may not be always possible and therefore more complex factors were examined as "sex/gender" interactions.
Statistical analysis provided the distinction between three Clusters reflecting different hydrochemical processes.
As compared to the FI, the proposed CRI provided better distinction between different asphalt mixtures, less variability, and easier calculation.
In my experience as a teacher, verbs or phrases to incorporate external voices are often provided without distinction of the stance or dialogic voicing implied, such as the difference between Smith shows, Smith argues and Smith proves.
DNA methylation profiles were generated using the previously described McrBC-based approach [25], [26], [27], Following statistical analyses, 220 loci were identified that provided optimal distinction between tumor and adjacent normal DNA samples.
Compared to conventional markers, such as AST, ALT, and CK, the urine metabolic profile provided clearer distinction between the pre- and post-treatment groups treated with toxic levels of simvastatin.
