Sentence examples for be a clear differentiation from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said there will be a "clear differentiation" between products that have what he called "partial 3D experience and full 3D experiences".

There needs to be a clear differentiation in the writing of the paper between conclusions based on the absence of the entire tissue, and those effecting cell number on adult function.

It'll only be after we've made our second and third films that there'll hopefully be a clearer differentiation".

In spring–summer, there was a clear differentiation among the assemblage of Portnakilly and the assemblages of the other two sites.

What's needed is a clear differentiation between "streets" — which are primarily public space and engines for creating wealth — and "roads" — which are conduits to get people and goods from point A to point B as quickly as possible.

What they found was a clear differentiation in jaw shape between the leopard cat and domestic cats.

There is a clear differentiation between careless and malicious employees, between lazily clicking links and actually stealing information or setting out to damage a system.

A structured city is a city where there is a clear differentiation of the network role of different street segments; that is, where there are a smaller set of streets that are more central, and a high number of streets that rely on these central streets for their global connections.

There was a clear differentiation in information content across frequency bands in both subjects and for both cortical areas.

While they often get mixed up, there is a clear differentiation between data and knowledge.

Overall there was a clear differentiation in gene expression in the dwarf phenotype in which plant defence was up-regulated whilst plant growth was down-regulated.