Sentence examples for differentiating groups from inspiring English sources

Language, ethnicity, and tribal organization play a less-important role in differentiating groups there.

Larger schools, like the University of Michigan, might want help differentiating groups studying within the same major.

As can be observed in the biplot, two separate groups, differentiating groups of AO and healthy patients, were created.

These effect sizes are intended to assess the sensitivity of the ADRS in differentiating groups with and without depression.

In addition to the necessity of reducing conflict over effecting specialized tasks, differentiating groups must control the exploitation of the commons, or else be out-competed by more fit groups.

Two mutually exclusive gene clusters, B. thailandensis like flagellar gene cluster (BTFC) and Yersinia-like fimbrial gene cluster (YLF), have been linked to geographic origin and have been suggested for differentiating groups of B. pseudomallei (9 ).

Social environments may also promote general traits that enhance social or moral behavioral abilities, such as improved language skills ("reading" emotions, interpreting signals, articulating needs, etc)., perceptual skills in differentiating group members, or memory.

The first dimension differentiates groups G1 and G2 from the remaining receptors (Figure 3A).

Table  5 shows that the satisfaction scores were able to differentiate groups of women.

The determination of plasma S100β protein after TBI may be able to differentiate groups of patients with minor or severe injuries.

The Youden criterion was used to establish threshold (cut-off) values and to build decision rules to differentiate groups A versus B and A1 versus B1.