Other studies also expose a lack of scientific understanding in the public and among college students, reporting that many students have a poor understanding of the nature of science, failing to differentiate correctly, for example, among facts, proofs, theories, hypotheses, and natural law (Solomon et al. 1996; Jenkins 1997; McComas 1998; Williams 2008).
Among several spectroscopy techniques, Raman spectroscopy is a particularly potent tool to probe the biochemical composition of cells; it has proved to have the potential of being able to differentiate between, for example, normal and malignant cells [9] [11].
In such results it is not possible to differentiate if, for example, an increase of the Lact/NAA ratio is caused by an increase of Lact or a decrease of NAA.
As such, we are not able to differentiate between, for example, a shove made in self-defence and a shove made in a context of assault and intimidation [ 50].
The idea behind this is to differentiate between for example, a child with minor impacts (score of 1) on 6 performances and another child with severe impacts (score of 6) on only 1 performance.
Determining intent is of course a key factor in how our legal system works: We differentiate for example between different types of homicide -- from involuntary manslaughter to premeditated first-degree murder.
Mr. Walsh said that while the language of the statute is quite broad -- it does not differentiate, for example, between a six-unit rental building with one owner and a condominium building with six units and six owners -- it could reasonably be argued that the law applies in any building with six or more apartments.
One reason why I like PCT is that it helps me differentiate, for example, between patients with infection-related organ dysfunction and non-infection-related organ dysfunction.
Cubic interpolation is, however, insufficient to differentiate between for example—a spike in the difference density map and a true (Gaussian-like) peak representing an unmodeled or wrongly modeled atom.
Yes it does, for the Public Health Pluralist view can appeal to other goals or values to differentiate sex selection (for example) from 'selecting out' fetal disease and disability.
