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61. It is proved that comparatively phase can get good effect in differentiating fault classes of rotary mechanism.

62. The sensitivity and specificity were even greater (100% and 94%, respectively) for differentiating pancreatic cancer patients with resectable tumors.

63. Differentiating the subject of capital operation from assets running can help us understanding the differences between the nature and right of corporation legal body and stock right.

64. Some experimental results show that the method is an aid to differentiating and analysing the degree of infrared smoke screen obscuration accurately.

65. OK, and we can find this one from the constraints as we've een at the beginning either by differentiating the constraint,[www.Sentencedict.com] or by using the chain rule on the constraint.

66. In geological work, differentiating lithology is one of the important tasks for ground precision magnetic survey.

67. Experiment 3 provided more sufficient evidence for automatic learning of definite-state grammar, because it adopted a kind of powerful differentiating means (matching and editing).

68. Conclusion FICE findings of colorectal lesions is helpful in differentiating colorectal neoplasms from non—neoplasms, which can guide decisions regarding diagnosis and endoscopic therapy.

69. Coleorhiza covered the radicle of differentiating wheat embryo and morphologically appeared as tapered tissue with an attached globular protrusion.

70. For instance, Chinese does not use explicit grammatical morphology marking the syntactic category of a word and semantics may play an important role in differentiating different syntactic category.

71. In conclusion, real-time US is a useful and reliable modality in detecting periportal vessels and differentiating PPCC from the hepatic artery.