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It is hard enough to differentiate among three tired techniques.

But again, that's not enough to differentiate 7-Eleven.

The new set of data is precise enough to differentiate between various proposed models of inflation.

HRV was sensitive enough to differentiate between chair and device interactions.

Analyses based on curve shapes are sensitive enough to differentiate between genotypes with both primer sets.

"People know Israel well enough to differentiate between Judaism and Zionism," Mr. Ozdener said.

The hardest thing was not knowing the subject well enough to differentiate to the level the pupils need.

The San Fransokyo cityscape and huggable Baymax are more than enough to differentiate this film from usual fare.

Whether it has done enough to differentiate itself and achieve mainstream international success remains to be seen.

Are extensive user software theming, new 20-megapixel camera and lighter all-metal design enough to differentiate a smartphone?

He said it is good enough to differentiate between figure skating, speed skating, artistic roller skating, and ice hockey.