Sentence examples for better differentiates from inspiring English sources

Then, we propose a new metric for tie strength, called tieness, that is simple to calculate and better differentiates the degrees of strength.

Certainly it is critical to determine which parameter better differentiates early pseudoprogression from early progressive lesions, as the management approaches are completely different for each situation.

Figure 2 shows that the application area does not effectively differentiate the methods, whereas the project life cycle stage better differentiates the methods.

In the enrolled population, cardiac index (assessed before LVAD implant and off-pump during heart transplant) is the hemodynamic parameter that better differentiates improvement in heart function before and after LVAD support (Table 1).

Try pairing a commoditized product with reliable, consistent, and quality service to better differentiate your offering.

"It would better differentiate instruction for each individual student," she said.

The identification of appropriate control procedures may allow us to better differentiate among the specific and nonspecific aspects of SM.

"Our motivation is to improve optical diagnosis of bladder cancer that can better differentiate cancer from noncancer, which is exceedingly challenging at times.

Third, our results indicate that structural features are more spatially consistent and replicable across multiple cognitive domains, while functional maps may better differentiate cognitive domains.

"In my view we'd better differentiate between administrative sovereignty, which will be in the hands of the Israelis, and political sovereignty," which he said would be under control of a seven-member committee.

Motorola needs to better differentiate itself, much as Research in Motion has done with the BlackBerry e-mail device and Apple has with the iPhone, said Roger Entner, a senior vice president at IAG Research.