Sentence examples for attempting to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Presti said he was attempting to differentiate between a normal athlete's heart and a heart disease called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

But now it appears that top game publishers like Electronic Arts will release most of their biggest games for both the Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3. As a result, Microsoft and Sony are attempting to differentiate their game machines with other features, like film playback capabilities and online services.

Ms. Wright said that in the past voice recognition software would become confused by people's names — which "Jennifer" are you trying to call? — or by attempting to differentiate between the words "pitchers and pictures," which "sound very similar but mean different things".

We view attempting to differentiate between these different non-wage attributes as an important area for future work.

These limitations in conjunction with a patient's pathological status result in decreased accuracy when attempting to differentiate between DLB and AD using brain perfusion SPECT.

Amazon has an early lead here, and while Google is attempting to differentiate its offering, Apple has a big opportunity to make a splash.

We attempt to differentiate between dangerous and benign debt structures.

Mawston predicts a brutal struggle as handset companies attempt to differentiate themselves from each other.

"I think newspapers will attempt to differentiate their classified products as authentic, reviewed and updated regularly," Mr. Bennett said.

Past attempts to differentiate humans from animals and thereby explain their disparate treatment before the law have taken many forms.

O2 have also hinted that they will attempt to differentiate themselves from the competition by offering bundled media content.