Sentence examples for specifically differentiating from inspiring English sources

Many of the state's fetal homicide laws include language specifically differentiating between violent crimes and legal abortions.

Finding that Lbe marks specifically differentiating leg myoblasts suggested an instructive role in leg myogenesis.

Given the use of this test in specifically differentiating those Gram-negatives that can ferment lactose, one would expect this result; however, the proteins associated with growth on MacConkey agar do not overlap with those proteins most associated with the Gram-negative test.

Molecular characterization of intestinal protists is necessary to design primers and probes because this is the basic material for current and future improved diagnostic PCRs for either detecting all genetic variants or specifically differentiating among such variants.

Aside from the general benefits afforded by four cores, Nvidia specifically differentiates itself with what it calls a Companion core.

No probes could specifically differentiate the UC and the CD isolates from the commensal strains.

Furthermore, it is largely unknown how students specifically differentiate between their top two program choices.

It also shows the lack of evidence available that specifically differentiates between substandard and counterfeit medicines.

Aphids possess bacteriocytes, which are cells specifically differentiated to harbour the obligate mutualist Buchnera aphidicola (γ-Proteobacteria).

OPCs are constitutively present in the adult CNS and can specifically differentiate in vivo toward remyelinating oligodendrocytes.

This preliminary study was an exploration into the essential problem of identifying inhibitors that can specifically differentiate between members of the JHDM family.