Sentence examples for carefully differentiated from from inspiring English sources

AML must be carefully differentiated from "preleukemic" conditions such as myelodysplastic or myeloproliferative syndromes, which are treated differently.

Tolosa-Hunt syndrome is a diagnosis of exclusion and must be carefully differentiated from life threatening diagnoses, a mandate challenged by the lack of a specific diagnostic test to identify this disorder [ 3].

They've carefully differentiated themselves from Trump or Nigel Farage, another bombastic foreign politician who embodied the campaign for Brexit.

In this context, partnerships and contractual relationships need to be carefully differentiated.

It's a movie that imagines a new kind of action hero — the middle-class father, as embodied by Roy Scheider's small-town police chief, Martin Brody — and carefully differentiates him from earlier archetypes.

By 2008, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff declared it to be a "significant existential" one - carefully differentiating it, apparently, from all those insignificant existential threats Americans have faced in the past.

And then the Tories took up the theme, so we stopped carefully differentiating our version of empowerment from theirs.

Crimewatch also carefully differentiates the professional TV presenters – Ross, Jill Dando, Kirsty Young – from the investigating detectives.

As always, I had spent a long time carefully differentiating the objectives, activities and resources.

He is specially good on Czechoslovakia, and carefully differentiates the reactions of different countries to successive crises.

Our framework can be differentiated from others.