Sentence examples for be unable to differentiate from inspiring English sources
One day you will be unable to differentiate yourself from your machines, just as today you cannot differentiate yourself from your bacteria.
This path might not suit most players, who at eighteen may be unable to differentiate themselves from their peers, and for whom it makes sense to play and improve in college.
In addition, a frequency shift was added between sound coming from in front and behind because we'd otherwise be unable to differentiate between the two directions with our simple model that doesn't account for the outer ear structure.
Without more delineation, a recipient may be unable to differentiate which of the product, process, customer, marketing or financial information she receives from you is, and is not, confidential.
Moreover, it is highly nonspecific and may be unable to differentiate between ureteral obstruction secondary to calculi and physiological hydronephrosis because of the mechanical compression of the ureter between the gravid uterus and the iliopsoas muscle.
According to the Department of Defense call for proposals, these spent shells are also liable to be found by locals around the training facilities, who may be unable to differentiate the training rounds from tactical rounds.
Parental MNNG/HOS cells differentiated into osteoblasts, but were unable to differentiate towards adipocytes or chondrocytes (data not shown).
The morphology of both cell lines was similar to cells committed to cell differentiation; however, these mammary cells grown on plastic dishes were unable to differentiate by SAHA.
Clinical or demographic variables were unable to differentiate the three clusters.
Corresponding Blank polymers were unable to differentiate between analytes, suggesting that imprinting phenomenon was responsible for the recognition properties.
