Sentence examples for differentiating on the basis of from inspiring English sources

Affirmative action policies designed to root out the lingering effects of prior discrimination are an example of policies differentiating on the basis of sex that may be regarded as just.

Papers can be differentiated on the basis of fibre, filler, and sizing constituents.

Type A climates (the warmest) are differentiated on the basis of the seasonality of precipitation: Af (no dry season), Am (short dry season), or Aw (winter dry season).

"But I do want to differentiate on the basis of price elasticity and competitiveness of the program, and that would be very helpful to CUNY".

These isolates were differentiated on the basis of their colony characteristics and subjected to Gram staining.

The origins of invasive fungal diseases are difficult to differentiate on the basis of radiographic or bronchoscopic findings (Fig. 1).

A succession of three fans with dunes is differentiated on the basis of morphostratigraphy and relative weathering.

The purpose of this study was to compare the coach athlete interaction structures of two competitive youth synchronized swimming teams differentiated on the basis of level of success.

Typically, these entities can be differentiated on the basis of history, clinical features, and ancillary investigations like FA, ICGA, and EDI-OCT.

The combined verification of current ICR and RI values allows outlining four possible scenarios, differentiated on the basis of the data reliability.

In all these cases, inks were successfully differentiated on the basis of position (migration time) and shape of their characteristic peaks.