Sentence examples for Scope for differentiation from inspiring English sources

Managing the complexity of converged devices is difficult, Mr Kallasvuo concedes, but it also provides scope for differentiation, "and overall that's an opportunity".

This is a halfway house between the first two options, forced on BT by regulators, in which rival operators use BT's backbone as well as their own infrastructure, providing some scope for differentiation.

It is possible that so many in-common taxonomic levels left little scope for differentiation between the clusters, making the average quality very similar regardless of the method used for clustering.

There's plenty of choice in the market, and plenty of scope for specialization or differentiation.

Higher-tech products have greater scope for product differentiation, enabling U.S. producers to better insulate themselves from foreign competition.

It will also be interesting to see what Labor does: keep the national security bipartisanship tight and tidy, or whether there is any scope for product differentiation.

We present a flexible heterogeneous-firm trade model with either limited or strong scope for quality differentiation.

Within that overall approach, there is scope for significant country by country differentiation: for countries where fiscal accounts are weaker, adjustment should occur more rapidly.

The scope for epigenetic mechanisms driving morphological differentiation is perhaps best illustrated when genetic variation is lacking.

A product with a large degree of vertical differentiation may provide scope for a firm to maximize profits by "inshoring" the more complex varieties while offshoring the less complex versions.

The system had a high level of functional redundancy, with all species able to utilise all supplied substrates and there was, therefore, presumably limited scope for positive complementarity effects, such as niche differentiation and facilitation.