Sentence examples for differentiating between them from inspiring English sources

The late columnist helped readers unfamiliar with Asian names by differentiating between them as Great Kim and Dear Kim.

However, giving the top three placers three different medals but not differentiating between them in terms of podium heights and flag heights seems somewhat schizophrenic.

This injury is commonly misdiagnosed as hyperflexion injury and spinolaminar line is very useful in differentiating between them (Fig. 18).

This antecedent research used factor analysis to identify patterns of opinion either shared by collaborating researchers and practitioners or differentiating between them.

Here, an operator with a laptop can specify what plays on any and all of the shop's screens, differentiating between them so that screens in any given part of the store reflect the goods on sale in the immediate vicinity.

However, the difference in prognosis between GP and NET emphasizes the importance of differentiating between them.

CL1 is divided into five sub-clusters (CL1a-e), differentiated between them mainly based on the levels of differential regulation, together comprising 354 genes with transcript levels decreasing after 1 hpi.

"As a potential employer, when people come out of uni there's not much to differentiate between them.

But they will remain larger than existing euro notes and the different denominations of sterling will retain tiered sizes to help blind people differentiate between them.

"But at the end of the day how do you differentiate between them?" He liked Kamigami's battling robotic bugs, whose movements were based on real insect motion.

But as her daughters frequently are in the same role, it is difficult to differentiate between them.