Sentence examples for differentiate groups from inspiring English sources

At the time of his death in 2007, he could use English to count to six, correctly label objects of five shapes and seven colours, and differentiate groups of objects by colour, material, and shape.

It is worth mentioning that although Agreeableness and Openness have differentiate groups, the observed effect size was never high.

In order to support VRRM policies, the OAI scheduler required modifications to differentiate groups of subscribers, one per VNO.

Given sport category also influenced imagery use in the present study, it can be considered a type of criterion or mixed groups validity, which can be defined as the ability of a test or scale to differentiate groups according to certain criteria (Cohen and Swerdlik, 2009).

Diagnostic sub-type alone did not differentiate groups defined according to high or low impairment or distress; indeed, it was noticeable (see Figure  1) that male BD cases were classified in the group with the lowest distress/impairment levels, whilst females with BD were more likely to be categorised as highly distressed/impaired.

The secondary purpose was to determine whether any of the definitions of IIV were able to differentiate groups with three different levels of disease burden that serve as proxies for structural brain integrity – normal elderly, individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and individuals with Alzheimer's disease (AD).

In general, the mineralization of the runoff water samples and median values of metals, such as Fe, Mn, Zn and Pb, differentiate group A from group B in cluster II (Fig. 7).

Skylarks seem thus to rely on the composition of the syllable and sequence repertoires rather than on other acoustic cues to differentiate group members from strangers and to individually recognize their adjacent neighbours.

Language, ethnicity, and tribal organization play a less-important role in differentiating groups there.

Larger schools, like the University of Michigan, might want help differentiating groups studying within the same major.

The first dimension differentiates groups G1 and G2 from the remaining receptors (Figure 3A).