Sentence examples similar to differentiated between either from inspiring English sources

At this stage we were unable to find any further polymorphic markers in this region that differentiated between BALB/cAnNCrl and either C3H or C57BL/6J.

Philosophers have long differentiated between two types of freedom, which Isaiah Berlin coined "negative liberty" and "positive liberty".

This differentiated between "disturbances" (isolated problems) and "shocks" (systemic ones).

However, people's mobility is also strongly differentiated between class and ethnicity.

Mr. Khreis tried, unsuccessfully, to call as a witness the interior minister, Qaftan Majali, who in a speech in January differentiated between "terrorism" and acts of "resistance against occupation".

He said insurance companies had long differentiated between men and women in calculating risk because they considered gender differences to be an "objective criteria".

"He has not clearly differentiated between terrorism and the freedom struggle," said Mr. Khurshid, who is also chairman of the Institute of Policy Studies in Islamabad.

We were mainly interested in the temporal order of the ERP peaks that differentiated between perceptual and semantic classes during encoding and retrieval.

Law enforcement officials haven't always differentiated between those who are hacking for the public good, and those who are cracking for their own means.

He thought Blunt had too much ink in his veins and clearly differentiated between his own generation at Marlborough and Oxford - inclined towards hedonism - and Blunt, who belonged to a world of rather prissy, cold-blooded, academic puritanism.

The model accurately reproduced the motions obtained in the physical simulator, and appropriately differentiated between activities and between implant designs.