Sentence examples for a clearly differentiated from inspiring English sources

In late 2007, with Facebook having been set at a $15 billion valuation, and with MySpace, hi5 and Bebo all continuing to grow, we executed our pivot, and we've spent the last three years building a clearly differentiated business.

Their crucible-shaped fruit bodies do not have a clearly differentiated stipe.

The stalk of M. ravenelii is less tapered than M. elegans, and it has a clearly differentiated swollen head.

The innominate structures are clearly outlined; there is a clearly differentiated acetabular development and a rounded femoral head.

Compared with limited DSM-IV ED diagnoses, clusters allow a more clearly differentiated characterization of patients subgroups on a broad range of features.

By offering a more clearly differentiated range of products, the World Bank could improve the quality of its services to MICs.An interesting idea, and perhaps one way of easing the identity crisis which looms over the bank as it deals with middling countries.

Boletopsis nothofagi is a genetically clearly differentiated representative of the genus Boletopsis, which according to the investigations of Cooper and Leonard separated relatively early from the precursor of most other known species.

The flesh of the cap has a thin but clearly differentiated pellicle, a well-developed hypoderm (the tissue layer immediately underneath the pellicle), and the remainder is filamentous.

The cap, when viewed under a microscope, is clearly differentiated and consists of a cutis, a layer of oriented hyphae lying radially.

Other differences are not universal for all mosses and liverworts, but the occurrence of leaves arranged in three ranks, the presence of deep lobes or segmented leaves, or a lack of clearly differentiated stem and leaves all point to the plant being a liverwort.

Ever since Thiele [ 1], Neogastropoda have been considered a natural group, clearly differentiated from other Caenogastropoda.