Sentence examples for a differentiation point from inspiring English sources

There are essentially two general players — Google and Microsoft — and niche participants that focus on a differentiation point — privacy, natural language procession, and so forth.

With a founder who was a former commercial pilot and airline exec, Skylights wants to make VR in-flight entertainment good enough to become a differentiation point.

VT lacks the preceding P wave at the start of wide QRS waves, and atrioventricular dissociation is a differentiation point of VT from SVT.

Done right, it could become as addictive as our other feeds, help artists grow their audiences, lock in subscribers through their social graph, and give Spotify a differentiation point.

For Apple's part, this isn't the first time that Cook has taken a strong stance on security and privacy, his speech last year summed up how Apple has used it as a differentiation point before and since.

Google might enhance its services (and web advertising); Amazon will try to sell you more stuff, more accurately; Apple will likely continue to utilize privacy as a differentiation, pointing out that it has no interest in your information as long as you keep buying its hardware.

Response time is a key differentiation point among electronic commerce (e-commerce) applications.

Moreover, SNP markers revealed a higher differentiation, pointing out a moderate differentiation between sativa and sylvestris compartments based on Fst value, and at the population level the high number of loci should solve better the genetic relationship among samples.

Another differentiation point then: Relative Insight can work at serious scale.

Although the generally lower expression levels of STAT3β compared with STAT3α imply that STAT3α plays a more significant functional role in vivo, there are clear exceptions, such as the levels of STAT3β exceeding STAT3α during myeloid differentiation, pointing to a requirement for high STAT3β levels to act as a mediator during these differentiation events [ 12– 12].

The models for both genetic measures (diversity and differentiation) pointed to a major effect of barriers, reducing AR and long-term gene flow.