Sentence examples for Differentiated between themselves from inspiring English sources

The majority of informants had been engaged in informal sex work for three to six years, and differentiated between themselves and more commercial sex workers in larger urban centres, "I know of them, but they are not like us.

We have thus come back to the importance of understanding how people differentiate between themselves and others and what differentiations are vertical and which are horizontal [35].

It is their only hope of survival.' He was not even sure whether manatees could differentiate between themselves and humans.

Then the South adopted the confederate flag so they could differentiate between themselves and the Northerners and, you know, make sure that they were killing the right people on the battlefield.

It is unclear how the women themselves differentiated between these two needs but it was evident that somehow they discriminated between common social support needs and the need for help with what they had defined as a mental health issue.

And the app will differentiate between veterans themselves and military family members, just to avoid any confusion if you decide to thank your driver or bring it up in a conversation with them.

The test examines whether animals are able to differentiate between seeing themselves in a mirror versus seeing other animals.

But historically, Koreans have not differentiated between the two.

Edmunds differentiated between "premium recommended" and "premium required" cars.

Differentiating between analysis and strategy is crucial.

How do you differentiate between the two?