Sentence examples for differentiated from working from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that females may be better at working memory when both working and reference memory information must be learned simultaneously, and males better at reference memory when it has been differentiated from working memory.

A critical point to consider is whether the idea you're proposing is easily differentiated from the work included in your existing grants.

The two repaired arches 27a and 27b are differentiated from the earlier work through the use of smaller unworked stones and the incorporation of irregularly placed brick tiles.

In public health, transactional sex is often differentiated from commercial sex work since participants do not identify themselves as 'prostitutes' and 'clients'clients

Cultural and creative endeavour is differentiated from other forms of work, and cultural production is not really work at all.

In the second example, the work of the student is clearly differentiated from previous studies and/or collaborative work with others.

Our work is differentiated from the previously discussed research, firstly, by the investigation of tutorial dialogues in the context of a constraint-based ITS and, secondly, by the ill-defined nature of the task.

Male sex workers were differentiated from MSM by means of self-identifying as working as male sex worker and being paid for providing internet escort services for men.

Alligators can be differentiated from crocodiles by the form of their jaw and teeth.

For a time, American philosophy, sociology, and social work existed in a symbiotic harmony each not clearly differentiated from the other but benefiting from the interchange.

Preliminary work indicates that the metabolome of patients with melioidosis can be differentiated from that of patients with sepsis from other causes.