Sentence examples for To be differentiated from inspiring English sources

Socialist central planning needs to be differentiated from the idea of socialism itself.

The current challenges facing UK universities are well-documented and among them is the need to be differentiated, to be better known internationally and to demonstrate research impact.

These services had to be differentiated, because they might not be able to present a privacy policy through a webpage, as the law requires.

Navid Malik at Matrix also repeated a reduce recommendation: The Saturn study was intended to allow Crestor to be differentiated against Lipitor, as it entered a generic market.

Immigrants should therefore be worn as a badge of status, like a Prada handbag.Second, product lines need to be differentiated.

Triggers need to be differentiated from aggravating factors.

The diterpenic composition allowed the brands to be differentiated.

Analog representation fails to be differentiated because it is dense.

"The number one rule of venture capital is to be differentiated," Suster told me.

The compatibility condition presented in Eq. (1) has to be differentiated with respect to the time.

SUNCT/SUNA also needs to be differentiated with trigeminal neuralgia (discussed below).