Sentence examples for Greater differentiation from inspiring English sources

In other words, following conventions of phenotypic plasticity research, we expect greater differentiation of phenotypes in high stress environments, due to the differential reward vs risk sensitivity associated with the phenotypes.

The observation that ventral ROIs show greater differentiation between the two experimental conditions is potentially suggestive of a differential role in perceptual grouping between the "what" and "where/how" visual pathways [27], [28].

Electromechanical stimulus promoted greater differentiation than mechanical loading alone.

Will it lead, for instance, to greater differentiation, which will increase the problems of achieving integration?

The bank said: Sainsbury is not immune to a deterioration in market conditions in the UK, but it appears better armed (greater differentiation).

Differentiation experiments showed that hMSC aggregates on electrospun fibers had greater differentiation capacities than single cells.

Groups of defining characteristics with greater differentiation capacity were identified by multiple correspondence analyses.

Thus Plant P seemed to be getting slightly better integration in spite of the greater differentiation among specialists in that organization.

As illustrated at Plant P, the product organization form allows the greater differentiation in time orientation and structure that specialists need to attack problems.

Competitive positions built on greater differentiation through brand, style, or reliability are more likely to drive exceptional performance than positions built on lower prices.

The changes follow demands from ministers to toughen up a marking system they claim has been discredited by years of grade inflation, and calls for greater differentiation among higher achievers.