Sentence examples for and trying to differentiate from inspiring English sources

"People are searching more, the conversion rates seem to be going in the right direction and obviously advertisers are seeing that and trying to differentiate their offerings".

The children also identified birds they knew and tried to differentiate between similar species.

Hence, this paper will review many of the recent advances in ultrasound imaging and try to differentiate between developments aimed at marketing and those providing real clinical improvements.

Some become more defensive and try to differentiate their products—a strategy that works only if they can meet a stringent set of conditions, which I describe later.

In this workshop we will identify various losses associated with aging and how these changes may be experienced by an elder, the caregiver, and other family members; recognize grieving as an active and important process; and try to differentiate between grief and depression.

The company behind these apps has two different developer accounts and tried to differentiate its App Store listings a bit.

Google will focus a lot on groups of friends and how you share with them, and try to differentiate themselves from Facebook in this and other ways.

The company thinks of the service as "your friend with a car on demand," and tries to differentiate itself with a culture of friendliness.

Our next question focuses on the distribution of the most frequently chosen proposals, namely the proportional rule (B) and the two progressive schemes (C and D), and tries to differentiate among different sites.

A number of studies have used quantitative measurements to establish the specificity of atrophy pattern noted in PSP, and tried to differentiate from idiopathic parkinson's disease or MSA-P [24].

Look at pictures of the group that have their names included and try to differentiate between them.