Sentence examples for review distinguished from inspiring English sources
The review distinguished between data, information, and knowledge.
The literature review distinguished between costs of dengue illness including cost of dengue outbreaks, cost of interventions and cost-effectiveness of interventions.
This paper first makes a literature review, distinguishes two kinds of contradictions, and raises a few questions.
We begin by defining "biological markers" for the purposes of the present review, distinguishing markers from other types of information, such as subject reports or conventional clinical data.
Recent literature is reviewed distinguishing noble metals, transitions metals and valve metals.
–What does the review leave out? –How does the reviewer distinguish her views from any opinions offered on the site?
To structure the content analysis, the literature review distinguishes between the overarching structural dimensions of the forward and the backward distribution system (see also Sect. 2).
This comprehensive systematic review explicitly distinguished between administrative data algorithms developed for in-hospital surveillance and those for (external) quality assessment.
The review is distinguished by the fact that it deals with two perspectives on transposable elements that are usually treated separately: the impact of the transposable elements on their host genomes and the function and evolution of the elements themselves.
In the area of cognitive training in established dementia, reviews have similarly produced mixed results: two reports found little support for efficacy [ 46, 47], but a subsequent review which distinguished between restorative cognitive training and compensatory strategies found that cognitive training appeared to be of modest benefit [ 48].
In this review, we distinguish and evaluate two principal pathways by which GBHs may affect the susceptibility of crops to disease: pathway 1 via disruptions to rhizosphere microbial ecology, and pathway 2 via restriction of nutrients to crops.
