Sentence examples for could differentiate between from inspiring English sources
It is their only hope of survival.' He was not even sure whether manatees could differentiate between themselves and humans.
Those watching Miliband arguing that the state could differentiate between good and bad companies remember having themselves spent valuable opposition time trying to do the same.
Basically, people's ability to differentiate between fact and fiction disrupted our experiment into whether they could differentiate between fact and fiction".
He said that Topsy could differentiate between these words in a sentence and if they are positive or negative.
The story that particularly struck me was one about the dogs that lived among the ruins of Stalingrad, which could differentiate between the sound of a German plane and a Soviet one.
The researchers in the US found that children who could differentiate between a simple drawing and the written word may be ready to start taking reading lessons.
The overall SIPA could differentiate between AVGs social features.
Figures 8, 9 and 10 show that the system could differentiate between different sound levels.
In our patient cohort, MPO could differentiate between SIRS without infection and sepsis.
The RdRp extracted at 5th dpi could differentiate between BaMV and CMV exogenous templates.
Our data show that MPO could differentiate between survival and non-survival when added to the APACHE IV score.
