Cultural and creative endeavour is differentiated from other forms of work, and cultural production is not really work at all.
Nextel users can often be differentiated from other wireless customers because they use their handset like a walkie-talkie, speaking into it or listening at a small distance, rather than holding it to the ear like a regular cellphone.
Filler pigments are differentiated from other pigments in that they usually have little or no effect on the coatings' optical properties other than gloss.
Slavery was a species of dependent labour differentiated from other forms primarily by the fact that in any society it was the most degrading and most severe.
It needs to be differentiated from other conditions such as hemangioma, lymphangioma, or neurofibromatoses.
Neuroenteric cysts are differentiated from other cysts only on histology and are indistinguishable on imaging.
According to Locks, PICT is differentiated from other players in the shoppable images space in large part by its mobile-first focus.
The diagnosis of acute dengue infection using clinical signs and symptoms can be difficult since the manifestations cannot be readily differentiated from other infections.
Mesial temporal sclerosis should also be differentiated from other temporal lobe epileptogenic diseases, but this is beyond the scope of this review (see Ref. 17 for additional reading).
Chest pain is a common presentation to the Emergency department (ED) where an acute coronary syndrome needs to be differentiated from other causes of chest pain.
A governance structure may be more or less differentiated from other institutions (such as those governing exchange or reproduction) in a society.
