Sentence examples for chooses to differentiate from inspiring English sources
It is a difficult balancing act.If the next boss chooses to differentiate CNN further from its rivals, by commissioning more global reporting and less hot air, it will cost a packet.
Students were offered loans and universities told to provide bursaries for poor students.So far, few universities have chosen to differentiate themselves on the basis of the fees they charge, or to charge different fees for different courses.
By using the terms nesili and nesumnili, the Hittites distinguished their language from the substratum language, Hattian, which appears as hattili 'in Hattian.' Although the Hittites chose to differentiate these two languages, they referred to themselves as "the people of Hatti the name of their predecessors in the region.
We thus choose to differentiate, on a target basis, between chemical tractability and druggability.
Skype may choose to differentiate by becoming the most user-friendly VoIP service to tech dunces and those who simply prefer to chat on a traditional telephone.
The reference TGac multipath channel model [27] channels D and E have been chosen to differentiate LOS and NLOS multipath signature on the propagation channel models representative of mixed indoor and phantom cell scenarios.
Low dose ethanol, equivalent to approximately one standard drink in humans, was chosen to differentiate between sensitized rats and those naive to trigeminal pain.
In order to develop chemically-defined media that robustly sustain hESC self-renewal, it is of critical importance that the signals and mechanisms controlling hESC fate choices (such as choosing to differentiate into a particular lineage as opposed to remaining undifferentiated) be understood in detail.
