Sentence examples similar to differentiate from the current from inspiring English sources

This approach of the resource potential is fed but also differentiated from the current (or more ancient) approaches in terms of social capital, as presented below.

They hope his name recognition as an actor and radio commentator, conservative stands on issues like immigration and government spending, and strength in the South will differentiate him from the current crop of candidates.

As pointed out above, we believe that some characteristics present in DataGenno's portal differentiate us from the current tools available on the Internet and make DataGenno a valuable tool to study and analyze genetic diseases.

These stores boast catalogs of DRM-free tracks and with nothing differentiating them from the current top music retailer their sales may take a hit.

These processes serve to differentiate the next generation from the current one.

Its basic idea is to subtract or differentiate the current image from a reference background model [2].

Although the expression "Web 2.0" is now commonly used to differentiate the current Web environment from the early Web, critics point out that this expression is somewhat vague or imprecise.

The government has repeatedly sought to differentiate the current position of South Korea's economy from that during the 1997 Asian financial crisis.

Third, although the observed clonality of the ESBL -EC and ESBL-KP study isolates supports dissemination within this LTCF, it is not possible from the current analysis to differentiate definitively between acquisition of ESBL-producing organisms within the LTCF vs. during episodes of hospitalisation or via other exposures.

As soon as this happens, higher classes move from the current fashion and adopt a new style to differentiate them from the masses.

As for the interpolation, a DEM is derived from the current data set by interpolation approach without differentiating data points.