Sentence examples for differentiates about from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organization differentiates about 50 types of brain tumors (Kleihues and Cavenee 2000); there are more than a dozen different histologic salivary gland tumors, and so forth.

It is possible to differentiate about 90% of all branches with an elevated rate of events (90% sensitivity) while having a very low level of FPs (more than 95% specificity).

This 'fact/value distinction' differentiates statements about what is the case from statements about what ought to be the case.

The visualization is largely based upon a large-scale taxonomic study that differentiates among about 40 avian groups that are genetically distinct, most corresponding to orders in traditional classification (Hackett et al. 2008).

As shoppers, we want to easily find, learn about, differentiate and select our product with confidence.

Moreover, pregnant dams treated with a single dose of TBT or rosiglitazone produced pups with MSCs that in vitro differentiated into adipocytes about twice as frequently as did MSCs from controls (Kirchner et al. 2010).

The company description gives people an idea of what your clothing line is about, what differentiates you from your competitors, and the markets you want to gain a foothold in.

The company claims its intelligence algorithm can even differentiate information about people that hold the same name.

Either way, Twitter is filling up with period jokes while people in Boston are wondering how to differentiate talking about their iPod and their iPad.

Although nature is important to all humankind, women and men rely on it in diverse ways, have differentiated knowledge about it, and unequal access to and control over natural resources.

So, if what I've been told was true, forcing your opponent into a snooker has always been what the game's about, and what differentiates it from other types of billiards".