Sentence examples for differentiating which from inspiring English sources

The problem: outside of the overarching "Snapdragon" brand, Qualcomm hasn't done the best job in differentiating which chipset is which.

This division by venue or focus is significant as it assists in differentiating which evidence can most reasonably be used to support arguments about interiors, cities and landscapes.

Both Bayesian models derived from the Scripps percent inhibition data are good at picking compound series with toxicity issues but not as good at differentiating which member of the series is toxic and which one is not.

Differentiating which changes represent OA rather than the aging process, or the effects of obesity and or bodyweight requires further investigation.

They serve as points of triage during stress, differentiating which transcripts need urgent translation and which can be sequestered in the granule for translation at a more favourable point in time (Kedersha and Anderson, 2002).

It may reflect more frequent contact with the health care system for people of poorer self-rated health, and therefore a more difficult time differentiating which medical tests and procedures one has received.

"Sufficient court records and case evidence does exist that would enable the designated authority to differentiate which acts were consensual and non-consensual".

This enables consumers to differentiate which products are being made in a sustainable way, it identifies the sustainable suppliers and it rewards those retailers who are ready to work with sustainable suppliers".

Different colors differentiate which model is fitted on which data for the stimulus mixture.

First, in our data we are not able to differentiate which programs are combined.

In this work, it is important to differentiate which kind of crack is in the image.