Sentence examples for routinely differentiate from inspiring English sources

The corresponding results indicated that the SPST has promising potential to routinely differentiate and screen HMA mixes in terms of their shear resistance potentials.

It has also been laboratory practice not to routinely differentiate Cyclospora from Cryptosporidium; thus, the prevalence of Cryptosporidium may be lower than reported in this study.

Current efforts to control CRE in the United States have used infection prevention strategies targeted at carbapenemase-producing strains; however, most clinical laboratories do not routinely differentiate carbapenemase-producing from non carbapenemase-producing strainon carbapenemase-producing

One of the shibboleths with which this camp routinely differentiates itself is the contention that all reliable knowledge -- in science, at least -- results from randomized, controlled trials (RCTs).

N2a cells were routinely differentiated by incubating the cells with 5µM dbcAMP (N6', 2'-O-dibutyrilaenosine-3':5'-cyclic monophosphate sodium salt) (Sigma-Aldrich; St . Louis MO) for two days.

Claims have been made that certain diagnostic devices should be routinely used to differentiate between jaw dysfunction and normal variation and between various pathologic conditions of the temporomandibular joint.

CT and MR imaging are routinely used to differentiate between limited and gross cartilage invasion.

DWI is routinely used to differentiate the two conditions by showing restricted water diffusion of the high viscosity and cellularity of pus cells in the abscess cavity.

Naphthyl substrates are routinely used to differentiate chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML) from leukemoid reaction and to distinguish other myeloproliferative disorders [ 42, 43].

Due to the retrospective nature of our observational study, data on urinary furosemide and sodium excretion were not routinely available to differentiate between increased urine production by furosemide therapy or by clinical improvement.

When we use epidemiological data to differentiate routine from excessive caseloads we assume that routinely deployed public health resources can be, and are, matched to the identified baseline transmission levels.