Sentence examples for differentiate in terms from inspiring English sources

Take political language: the Victorians distinguished between the "deserving" and "undeserving" poor along religious lines; these days politicians differentiate in terms of productivity: "jobseekers", "the hardworking poor", "hardworking families" – busyness has replaced godliness, but the new language is just as unhelpful as the old.

The resulting paralogous genes can subsequently differentiate in terms of the functions they have inherited from the ancestral single-gene stage (Fig. 5; Force et al. 2005).

Both measurement approaches show the same sensor characteristics but differentiate in terms of signal resolution and sensitivity due to different spectral sensitivities of the channels or filters.

If one only considered the p-values, these leads would be almost impossible to differentiate in terms of their relative likelihood of being etiologically relevant, because the p-values for the SNPs in ATP2B4 (6.1 × 10−9, 1.5 × 10−8, 2.1 × 10−8, 5.1 × 10−8, 3.4 × 10−8) and the SNP near MARVELD3 (3.9 × 10−8) are very similar.

A culture containing several subpopulations, whether distinct (as in Figure 2, or part of a single population characterised by a particular value from a range of an extensive variable) may be said to be differentiated (and of course may de-differentiate) in terms of physiological macrostates, that may or may not be able to interconvert.

The fact that this processing is done for each point of the visual field means that objects differentiated in terms of these simple low-level features pop out and can be noticed easily.

They are all the end result of animals being farmed and killed by humans, so why differentiate them in terms of an ethical response?

Nor is there much attempt to differentiate characters in terms of how they speak or think (odd, perhaps, in a book that consists largely of people talking or thinking out loud).

We divide the market demand into market segments, or passenger groups, according to characteristics that differentiate behaviour in terms of airline product selection.

Too many fledgling companies rushed to market with identical business models and no strategies to differentiate themselves in terms of which customers and markets to serve, what products and services to offer, and what kinds of value to create.

However, 100 years of rice cultivation do not seem to be long enough to differentiate them in terms of clay contents and distribution/redistribution of total Fe and free Fe oxyhydrates.