Sentence examples for differentiated tools from inspiring English sources

"It's a mature market, with a lot of differentiated tools that stack together in the overall workflow.

Thanks to increased adoption, it's now got more than 40,000 small businesses paying to use its platform — and that's without having many differentiated tools to support them.

Layout also offers a few differentiated tools, including the ability to tap buttons that flip images upside down or make photos mirror each other.

Therefore, it is critical to ensure that policy makers need to comprehend these varied 'sub-cultures' in order to create suitably differentiated tools to those used in large corporates for use in SMEs [10, 22, 35].

The PP-LFER is however a more differentiated tool to predict partitioning into different phases.

Archeological data revealing prehistoric hand-use patterns for tool use and cave art have confirmed that right-handedness was already established in Neanderthals (Cashmore et al. 2008) and that it may have emerged through the increasing frequency of complex, bimanually differentiated, tool-using activities (Uomini 2009).

The hand represents the most sophisticated and differentiated musculoskeletal tool in the human being, demanding the largest capacity of the nervous system in relation to its size.

In the beginning of The Bourne Identity, when Jason is being operated on after being fished out of the water by the boat, I was impressed with how distinctly differentiated each surgical tool sounded as it hit the metal tray.

Overall risk of bias as assessed by the risk of bias tool differentiated effect estimates, with more conservative estimates for studies at low risk.

Overall risk as assessed by the risk of bias tool differentiated effect estimates, with more conservative estimates for low risk studies.

Planar radioiodine imaging, in the form of the whole-body scan (WBS) and posttherapy scan (PTS), is a fundamental tool in differentiated thyroid cancer management.