Sentence examples for strongly differentiating from inspiring English sources

The example illustrates the potential of strongly differentiating markers to identify false declarations even with small sample sizes.

Indeed, in silico analysis of the sequences in the UCSC Genome Browser database revealed that the majority (66/96, i.e. 69 %) of the pop-diff CpG sites contained common genomic SNPs (the minor allele frequency MAF > 0.01) with the allele frequencies strongly differentiating two analysed populations (MAF_diff > 0.1).

The most strongly differentiating compounds were D-glucose, creatinine, L-valine, propylene glycol, citric acid, formic acid and L-alanine (data not shown).

Rather, agreements in strongly differentiating identifiers might balance disagreements in other identifiers.

Second, tangible support and global support were the most strongly differentiating factors although the most pronounced differences between the subgroups were again found for tangible support.

Thai language ability is strongly associated with knowledge of HIV and use of health services, strongly differentiating Thai-speaking and non-Thai-speaking respondents within Yunnanese communities with regard to knowledge and behaviour.

From this perspective, the lack of fervent opposition to Netanyahu's security policies made it difficult for him to strongly differentiate himself from his opponents.

However, those listed in the table are enough to strongly differentiate the types of applications using them: NOR is typically used for code storage and execution.

A selection algorithm based on these findings strongly differentiated between the two functional groups of siRNA in both data sets and proved highly effective when used to design siRNA targeting new endogenous human genes.

There is an element of street art in Olek's immersive knits, though she strongly differentiates herself from amateur "yarn bombers".

Expression of these genes strongly differentiated both smokers from non-smokers in lung tumors and early stage tumor tissue from non-tumor tissue (p<0.001 and fold-change >1.5, for each comparison), consistent with an important role for this pathway in lung carcinogenesis induced by smoking.