Sentence examples for begin to differentiate between from inspiring English sources
You could begin to differentiate between garments (the wardrobe workhorses you'll keep for a long time) and pieces of fashion that might move more quickly through your life.
Around the age of 3 or 4, children begin to differentiate between what's private and what's public, experts say, and they usually begin to feel modesty soon after.
"Once you begin to differentiate between 'good' and 'bad' terrorist organisations, then you lose the war on terror". But he warned that military intervention might be ineffective and could be "disastrous" in destabilising the region.
In future research, I will begin to differentiate between artists who use concepts that are drawn from makerspaces, and those artists that use the specific technologies.
To begin to differentiate between these possibilities, we measured corazonin transcript expression during periods of stress.
From the data presented in Table 4 and Figure 4B we can begin to differentiate between involvement in the classical heat shock response and acclimation.
An Israeli diplomat, who asked not to be identified because the issue was so sensitive, said Germany was beginning to differentiate between its historical responsibility toward Israel and its political goals in achieving stability in the Middle East.
Stylist Kirstie Stanway began to differentiate between Emily and her twin sister Katie's hair and makeup with this episode to show that the twins are starting to "move along their own paths".
With the time course resolved by dEEG, we could determine that activity in the mOFC began to differentiate between coherent and non-coherent percepts at approximately 200 ms, around the time that a positive frontopolar peak appeared in the head surface topography.
We focused on measurements over about one year (9-21 months) because there was previous evidence that measuring persistence over that duration begins to differentiate between transient and clinically relevant HPV infections.
