Sentence examples for differentiate new from inspiring English sources

The producers found it a challenge to differentiate New Caprica from Caprica, the name of the planet New Caprica was named after following the holocaust from the miniseries, and featured extensively again during the first season, and both planets were filmed on location in temperate British Columbia forests.

"To structurally consolidate those elements that were at risk; to differentiate new additions from the original structure – thus avoiding the imitative reconstructions that are prohibited by law; and to recover the volume, texture and tonality that the tower would originally have had".

Our "diagnosis" field failed to differentiate new diagnoses from existing co-morbidities: were all the patients admitted to the ICU with diabetes truly admitted for diabetic ketoacidosis, or was diabetes merely a confounding co-morbidity?

We should blog study results in depth, become trusted resources to trusted reporters and differentiate new findings from previous ones.

In today's crowded marketplace, where products must stand out on the shelves or even small smartphone screens and pass product reviews, companies must work to differentiate new products and make good on marketing messages to rack up sales.

Taken together, these data suggest that a genetic predisposition for Type 2 diabetes is associated with an impaired ability to recruit and/or differentiate new adipose cells to store excessive lipids.

It was not possible to differentiate new-onset diabetics from chronic diabetics.

The term 'NODAT' has replaced the older term 'post-transplant diabetes mellitus' (PTDM) to differentiate new-onset diabetes from diabetes developed prior to transplantation [ 1].

It's striking how the center has shifted, so that there's been remarkably little call to focus on differentiating new pay with an eye to teacher talent or workload.

This may eventually result in a threat for mass-makers as with fewer cars on the road, less differentiation among autonomous vehicles based on vehicle performances, selective purchasing preference will likely favour premium brands where a larger amount of differentiating new technologies will be available compared to the offering form low-end makers," said Frost and Sullivan analyst Pietro Boggia.

Because of the difficulty in differentiating new primaries from distant recurrences, these will be combined in the distant recurrence category.