Sentence examples for differentiated from the larger from inspiring English sources

While the masked participants make the very deliberate decision to dress as a terrifying Krampus creature or an Imperial Guard, there is something poetic about their resistance to being photographed and differentiated from the larger costumed community.

The vomeronasal bulb is large and differentiated from the olfactory bulb, indicating a well-developed Jacobsen's organ, which was used to detect pheromones.

Although huge volume of waste wood is disposed of to landfill sites in major cities around the world, data on wood waste from the larger categories of waste is not differentiated in most cases.

But the spatial resolution is limited by the linear range of the random walk of the positron, which is a mean of 0.2 mm (maximum 2.4 mm) in the case of F. However, lower spatial resolution can be compensated by a higher FDG uptake (hot spot phenomena) so that smaller neoplasms will be detected if their SUVmax is large enough to be differentiated from the background noise (Figs.  1, 2, 3).

Patients in the DCM group were well differentiated from the AS and control groups in left ventricular angiography by their larger LV-EDV (p < 0.001 in pairwise analysis for DCM versus AS and DCM versus controls).

This detracts from the larger picture.

The first metasomal segment (the seventh tergite) is differentiated from the rest, being of similar breadth to the mesosomal tergites and possessing large angular epimera (FMNH PE 28961).

Bernstein's behavior is differentiated from the traditional male-on-male greeting habits of the Jews, the Latin Americans, and the French.

These are differentiated from the video infographics because these are not video files.

In order to gain your customers' attention, it is important to stand differentiated from the rest.

The mutations were all readily differentiated from the wild type.