Sentence examples for fine differentiation from inspiring English sources

An extremely sensitive observer of language, Wallace noted that there is a subtle indicator of this important distinction already at work in our language: the fine differentiation in meaning between "I couldn't have done such and so" and "I can't have done such and so".

The fine differentiation stages were identified using t-SNE for dimensionality reduction and the biclustering tool BackSPIN2 for pseudo-time analysis.

These very detailed profiles show fine differentiations among applicants.

Mixed boundaries constitute a large class, and the need for a finer differentiation arises.

The model allows for imperfect substitution among types of labor differentiated by education, gender, age and ten (1-digit level) occupations — a much finer differentiation than has been considered in prior work.

Wood engraving allows a finer differentiation than woodcut and the potential tonal values are of almost the quality of intaglio printing, such as copper engraving.

A finer differentiation would require considerably more clinical and laboratory data, but the published literature does not provide guidance on the optimal utility of such data.

Description of nuclei on a continuous scale might be preferable to classification into three discrete grades because it would allow finer differentiation of patients' risk [ 12].

Note that a finer differentiation between individual emotion categories within each quadrant has previously been established in larger population samples (Zentner et al. 2008) and was also tested in our fMRI study by performing additional contrasts analyses (see below).

Our data suggest that these emotions are organized according to 2 main dimensions, which are only partly compatible with Arousal and Valence but more likely reflect a finer differentiation into 3 main classes (such as Vitality, Unease, and Sublimity).

Our imaging findings primarily highlight the main higher order groups of emotions identified in the original model of Zentner et al. (2008), while a finer differentiation between emotion categories was found only for a few of them and will need further research to be substantiated.