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This point is important because it differentiates itself from the world of the PC where the end user does reprogram it whenever a different software package is bought and run.

Business schools should take up social enterprise: being "social" is a competitive advantage because it differentiates your business, increases customer loyalty, and boosts morale.

However, it is relatively variable and complex because it differentiates uses that are defined as follows: Private lighting (lights, mosques, timers, consulates, associations, parking).

It is well-aligned externally with the market because this value proposition matches the needs and desires of a particular customer segment and because it differentiates them from their competitors.

12 Distinguishing between these practices is important because it differentiates between undisclosed contributions that do and do not merit authorship.

Therefore, Part 2 of the fourth trial is considered a probe trial because it differentiates participants who use a spatial strategy from those who use a response strategy.

This makes them of interest to the study because it differentiates them from the rest of the frontline GP population, as well as GP academics and researchers with an interest in patient safety.

ΔDAF is a strong predictor and we were able to include ΔDAF in models that did converge; ΔDAF serves a crucial purpose in our models because it differentiates the effects of population bottlenecks from selective sweeps.

Throughout middle school, I felt ashamed to be black because it differentiated me from everyone around me.

Starbucks is safe raising the prices of specialty drinks because they are where the company best differentiates itself, said Kenneth Davids, editor of Coffee Review.

While in alpha, PeopleBrowsr was able to differentiate itself because it was a web browser based dashboard for social networks, sort of like what Streamy is now.