Sentence examples for even to differentiate from inspiring English sources

For example, differences in perfusion patterns measured by dual CT [29, 30] are being proposed for diagnosis of PH and even to differentiate pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) from chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) [31].

Our data demonstrated that symptoms may be used even to differentiate women with early stage ovarian cancer from those with benign ovarian tumors.

Yet, detecting ASD at a very early age is not exempt from considerable difficulties, since it may be difficult to differentiate ASD from other developmental disorders [ 82], or even to differentiate ASD from typical development [ 83].

Google's blossoming mobile strategy makes it even harder to differentiate among the big technology companies.

In an era of higher fees, universities need to work even harder to differentiate their offering from that of their competitors.

If the government provides extra after-school programmes for everybody, then students will do even more to differentiate themselves.

Either that, or people don't even care to differentiate between fake and real, especially if what they read taps into their own prejudices.

This realization led theater owners to invest even more to differentiate themselves from home entertainment systems, i.e. IMAX screens, 3D technology and Dolby sound systems.

Therefore, it is usually quite difficult or even impossible to differentiate these fuels from each other using only the simple transmittance data.

Is it even possible to differentiate between the normal multi-cultural jumble of travelers on any airliner and the more ominous case where a passenger or passengers is being being transported against their will?

The shearing effect makes the deformation of both PAA and aluminum layers happen, and as a result the fracture part is in a mess, and sometimes it is even hard to differentiate between aluminum and PAA layer.