Sentence examples for best to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, do your best to differentiate your firm based on superior service.

It is shown that class probability estimates constantly perform best to differentiate between reliable and unreliable predictions.

At this point, Microsoft is going full steam-ahead toward Threshold and will do its best to differentiate that OS release from Windows 8.

Which type of food labels helps them best to differentiate between more or less healthy foods?

There is only limited evidence, as to which format of a food label is best understood by consumers, helps them best to differentiate between more or less healthy food and whether these changes in perceived healthiness result in changes of food choice.

As she and other patients pointed out to me — and as the report stresses — there are still questions about how best to differentiate ME/CFS from other illnesses that may resemble it.

Chilly and cheerless, "Threatened" is perhaps the best example of Jackson's diminished humanity and the best way to differentiate his music from Prince's.

Furthermore, an extended comparison of the urinary steroid profiles of all available ACRD/CRD cases emphasises the urinary biomarkers best able to differentiate these genetic disorders when considering the differential diagnosis of cases of premature adrenarche and androgen excess disorders in childhood and adolescence.

"Schools work tirelessly to ensure that pupils develop appropriately, and are best placed to differentiate the delivery of the curriculum to support each child's development," she said.

Further, respondents were best able to differentiate products' healthiness with MTL labels.

In Karam's view the best way to differentiate yourself is not to try.