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I've always been able to differentiate.

"In spite of the US potential recession and the credit crisis the steel industry has been able to differentiate itself from the industrial environment," he said.

"She has really been able to differentiate herself from President Bush," said MaryEllen FitzGerald, the president of Critical Insights, a marketing and research firm that found Ms. Collins leading by 12 points in a poll released late last week.

And though the anthrax fingerprinting test -- which looks for unique patterns of repeating DNA -- has since been improved to include more than 50 markers, it has still not been able to differentiate between the attack germs and the various samples of the Ames strain anthrax.

In our experience with intrathoracic neurogenic tumors, we have not been able to differentiate MNTs from BNTs prior to resection.

How has Doximity been able to differentiate itself from the bigs and provide more value for doctors?

We found that these cells were able to differentiate into astrocytes upon directed differentiation.

At this point the people are able to differentiate a lot more.

It is important to be able to differentiate between the global perspective and what is required at a country level.

Instruments will be able to differentiate between clouds and snow cover, a problem for satellites looking down at white expanses.

These cells were able to differentiate on POSS-PCU scaffolds.