Sentence examples for task to differentiate from inspiring English sources

This suggests that an additional discrimination task to differentiate the two types of mutations might be required.

Our results confirm a suggestion of Goldberg et al. to better use non-verbal measures (e.g. a Go-NoGo task) to differentiate between ADHD and ASD.

Specifically, it often remains a difficult task to differentiate between transient, reversible AKI and intrinsic AKI (that is, structural kidney damage that is not rapidly reversible following restoration of systemic and renal blood flow by appropriate early goal-directed therapy).

Parents have the difficult task to differentiate between research and clinical issues, for example when talking about goals and risks.

More importantly, the more subtle semantic differences between the levels (for example, between 'severe' and 'extreme' problems, levels 4 and 5, respectively) mean that it is potentially more difficult for participants in valuation tasks to differentiate between the states they are asked to consider.

The Bubble BBC2 show hosted by Mitchell in which comedians were tasked to differentiate real news stories from fake ones.

The prediction task is to differentiate between cancerous and normal tissue.

We used these particular contrasts [for the Identity task for example, the beta weights were [Identity task 2 − (Expression task 1 + Gaze task 1)]] to differentiate the 3 tasks from each other.

There are no data yet which give an overview of the time taken to complete different tasks, or rather to differentiate between tasks that are, and those that are not, directed towards the patient.

My cinematic style came from my agonizing over the task of how to differentiate my films from Western-style cinema.

As studies with monkeys inevitably rely on very small group sizes, the ability to give many trials per session is an essential feature if the task is going to differentiate between neural manipulations.