Sentence examples for differentiating between the three from inspiring English sources

To address this possibility, we developed model 3 to compare CBT and PPT while differentiating between the three courses in the study.

The difference in the fluorescence and electrochemical signals produced by the interaction of the sensor compound with each of the OP pesticides provides a means for differentiating between the three pesticides.

Each business is classified by the North American Classification System (NAICS); the NAICS codes designate business or organization type which enables differentiating between the three types of health services we investigate: all health care organizations, doctors' offices, and mental health care organizations.

Focal points for these training discussions included eliciting a history to determine degrees of weight loss and the timing of symptoms (i.e., days, weeks, months), performing the physical exam, assessment techniques for depicting physical signs of weight loss or edema, and differentiating between the three nutrition rankings.

That's the problem I have and have tried to share with readers: when it comes to your own child, differentiating between the two can get really complicated!

"The two teams were sitting in fourth and fifth spot respectively on the medal ladder and we thought it would be a humorous but harmless way of differentiating between the two".

Then the discriminant TF bases would be powerful in differentiating between the two signals.

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And while the struggle to discern truth from fiction has been happening, in various iterations, for centuries, differentiating between the two has become harder and harder with the advent of the internet.

Differentiating between the two is the main goal of the presurgical evaluation [56].

The difficulty in differentiating between the two starts with the definition of corruption.