Sentence examples for the differentiation issue from inspiring English sources

The differentiation issue is also extremely important.

This process resolved the differentiation issue of CDOM and C. vulgaris optical density.

In this paper, we propose a feedback-based rate control protocol for the control plane of the OBS network to both address the congestion avoidance and service differentiation issues.

"Even at the sites that were essentially our background baseline sites, we measured 30 nanograms per liter – that's higher than levels known to cause sexual differentiation issues in snails and some amphibians," Kassotis says.

Two papers in this issue describe the differentiation of embryonic stem cells to definitive endoderm (p 1534; p 1542).

A similarly controversial issue is the differentiation of chondral injuries that require surgical procedure (debridement, microfracture or any other procedure) from those that should be considered merely osteoarthritic.

Another challenging issue is the differentiation between post-operative changes and residual/recurrent tumor after brain tumor surgery versus post-radiation changes.

At one extreme, its sonic experimentation has attracted the kind of people who run music blogs in which records are referred to as "texts" and lengthy essays are posted on such burning issues as the differentiation between Humean and Kantian views of motivation in the lyrics of Bonnie Prince Billy.

A limitation in computed tomography imaging is the so-called 'partial volume effect.' In essence, this phenomenon can present issues in the differentiation of different tissue types.

In particular this may help to resolve the issues surrounding the differentiation of Northern Baltic herring.

To explore this issue, we analyzed the differentiation of cortical interneurons in 4-week old hypomorphic mice, which are characterized by reduced activity of Lhx6 but normal migration and distribution of cortical interneurons.