The phrase "a significant differentiator between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distinguishing features or characteristics that set two or more things apart from each other.
Example: "The research identified a significant differentiator between the two products, highlighting their unique features."
Alternatives: "a key distinction between" or "a major difference between".
Moreover, the direction of the largest principal component was a significant differentiator between the control and patient populations: the left and right amygdala coefficients were substantially higher in the case of patients, and the coefficients of Brodmann Area 9 were, to a lesser extent, higher in controls.
"That level of anxiety is a significant differentiator between someone who has lived experience with hoarding and somebody who just needs to tidy up," Bratiotis added.
The Fortune 100 will look much different in ten years than it does now, and a significant differentiator will be investments in basic research.
There's a significant differentiator for Baidu, however.
Lowe's and Menards should especially pursue an acquisition of Overstock as they need a significant differentiator against Home Depot.
Those that do not have a significant differentiator or that cannot control their costs will go bust.
However, as more personal and business applications migrate to the Cloud, the service quality becomes an important differentiator between providers, specially in the case of mobile operators.
Such initiatives are bringing us closer to the ideal of a merit-driven society where real skill is the most important differentiator between candidates.
Apple also touted differential privacy as a stark differentiator between them and the competition.
I use the word choose purposefully, as choice is a big differentiator between traditional and more unconventional approaches to learning.
Zavery sees this level of automation as a key differentiator between Oracle and its cloud competitors.
