Sentence examples for differentiated by giving from inspiring English sources

The first MACOF parental clone self-renewed in culture by producing a MACOF daughter, while the remaining two differentiated by giving rise to more restricted ACOF and COF daughters, forfeiting their myogenic and myogenic/adipogenic potentials respectively.

Many publishers currently use content discovery platforms like Outbrain, Taboola and Gravity, but Filter.ly seeks to differentiate by giving better personalized recommendations, which boosts return traffic.

Brandnew CEO Francis Trapp says that his startup's main competitors include Tinker Street, Instabrand, Mobile Media Lab, Totems Connect, and Niche, but differentiates by giving European brands an inroad to potential U.S. consumers.

Strikingly's one-click builder seek to differentiate from About.me by giving users more control over how content is presented on their sites.

The search engine differentiates itself from Google by giving users tools to do new types of searches that they can't do elsewhere.

They differentiated the severe mental illnesses by giving them different names.

So they're differentiating themselves in another way – by giving users tools to do new types of searches that they can't do elsewhere.

500 Startups hopes to differentiate itself as a startup incubator by giving founders and developers the ability to lean on its large growth marketing team.

end{aligned}States are differentiated by the possible variation of the units of busy bandwidth in a given zone.

Through observation, scholars could examine life in its different forms, and through logic (reasoning by language), they could differentiate the organisms and their various traits, by giving them different names.

Hydrogeological field investigation was done by giving more attention on differentiating the sediments and rock units of groundwater significance such as the degree of fracturing of the rock units, space between fractures and opening space of fractures in the rocks.