Sentence examples for differentiated it from from inspiring English sources
All that differentiated it from a mound of dirt was a small plaque marked "No.
Something that differentiated it from terrestrial networks such as NBC and Fox, which still struggled to attract the widest possible audiences.
We wanted to create a look and feel for the film that differentiated it from the masses of Amy Winehouse imagery that exists everywhere anyway.
It was approximately 15 cm (5.9 in) in length and had a distinctive shell shape that differentiated it from other families of crabs and lobsters.
The only thing that differentiated it from being a parking lot were these fences and security checkpoints, which just kept adding up.
An 11-sided coin was considered, which would have differentiated it from the quarter, but the patterns would not work in vending machines.
On the other hand it has been argued that religion (or faith) is one of three domains of spirituality, along with peace and meaning, rather than being differentiated from it and this premise forms the basis of the Functional Assessment of Chronic Illness Therapy - Spiritual Well-being Scale (FACIT-Sp), used to measure the religious/spiritual components of quality of life [ 14].
Several report show that at approximately 12 months post-operatively the signal intensity of the ACI graft on both FSE and fat-suppressed GRE sequences resembles native hyaline cartilage and can no longer be differentiated from it [ 19, 20, 34, 68, 69].
However, where it's slightly differentiated from some of its competitors is that it also lets users with digital cameras upload those photos through a web interface at PhotoApp.com.
It is differentiated from perceived discrimination scales in that it assesses the extent to which people anticipate discrimination directed at themselves rather than at people with mental health problems in general.
