Sentence examples for differentiate much from the from inspiring English sources

However, it is also evident from that normal samples do not differentiate much from the tumor group (the Normalized Shannon Entropy values do not differ much).

"I can't say there's anything that differentiates them much from the Japanese," Mr. Tadross said.

Coppola says he agrees with Ebert, though mainly he just doesn't feel today's 3D differentiates itself much from the film 3D of the past.

The olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs) differentiate much later than neurons.

Sony, however, has retained pure gaming at the heart of the PS4 and while that's a good thing, there isn't really much to differentiate it from the PS3 apart from more power.

Able Planet's Clear Harmony ($349 list) is basically a me-too product with not much to differentiate it from the crowd besides its better-than-average sound and quieting.

YourVersion still has a lot of work to do — in its current form, there isn't much to differentiate it from the countless feed readers and news apps already out there.

Thus it is problematic to analyze allelic SNPs in B. napus as it is difficult to differentiate SNPs from the much more abundant inter-homoeolog polymorphisms (IHPs).

A unique quality that differentiates Salta from the much more European influenced cities further south.

All in all, this seems like a pretty logical and smart move from Buffer, but also begs the question of how they will differentiate from much bigger rivals, like HootSuite, which also offer a similar range of services in a dashboard-style format. .

How can people differentiate the much more complex, much more intense thing they have from this thing everyone always claims ownership of?" David Hartery, 25, has bipolar disorder, and it pisses him off when bipolar is wrongly used.