Sentence examples for area of differentiation from inspiring English sources

Fully integrating that technology into our smartphones is a major area of investment for us and a real area of differentiation".

This is also a potential area of differentiation for the startup.

The magnitude of reduction in chemotherapy prescriptions in the budget impact analyses to date may be the key area of differentiation from the published cost-effectiveness studies (where chemotherapy sparing effects were more modest) in which MGAs appear to be generally cost-effective (but cost more than usual care).

Microscopically, at D33 clonal areas of differentiation were evident, i.e. clusters of differentiated and undifferentiated cells could be identified.

One of the more interesting areas of differentiation I think we'll see emerge is the use of experience design (XD) in the recruitment of students.

It is characterized by chronically dysregulated blood flow, angiogenesis with areas of differentiation and necrosis.

Ultrastructural examination was performed on both epithelial and mesenchymal areas of differentiation.

Many epithelial tumours contain areas of proliferation and areas of differentiation, and the degree of differentiation is used as a predictor of prognosis.

Although tumors from both sets of mice showed areas of sheets of cells and areas of differentiation and necrosis, there was a trend for the tumors from the STGal-I/PyMT mice to be more differentiated although this did not reach significance, P = 0.086.

This is an area of clear differentiation between Tory and Labour.

RM: This is a clear area of budget differentiation from the Conservatives.