Sentence examples similar to differentiate between in from inspiring English sources

Further, we did not differentiate between in-and outpatient treatment although it can be assumed that the majority of patients received the 10-minute infusion either in outpatient practice or in the ambulance of the hospital.

While the definition of what is "online video advertising" isn't really an issue, the lack of transparency is, especially when it comes to differentiating between in-banner and in-stream inventory, disclosing it, and pricing it accordingly.

Furthermore, in this study the links are directed, hence one differentiates between in-degree and out-degree centrality (incoming versus outgoing links respectively).

The NICE guidelines only mention an additional amount of 3500 7000 calories per week without differentiating between in- and outpatient treatment or between adolescents and adults.

Durbin faults Rauner for not recognizing his own inexperience in politics and failing to differentiate between success in governing and success in the business world.

Before I get into what determines whether or not you are in love, let's differentiate between being in love and being infatuated.

However, these statistics do not differentiate between staffing in primary health care and in higher level health facilities.

However, none of these reporters can differentiate between infection in the targeted tumors and that in the normal tissue.

In many contexts, it is essential to differentiate between them in detail (e.g. evolution of bird song).

In our study we were unable to differentiate between intussusceptions in the small intestine and the colon.

"And the statute does not differentiate between persons in authority and anyone else," which he called a "dramatic step" in international law.