Sentence examples for greater differentiation from inspiring English sources

The observation that ventral ROIs show greater differentiation between the two experimental conditions is potentially suggestive of a differential role in perceptual grouping between the "what" and "where/how" visual pathways [27], [28].

The bank said: Sainsbury is not immune to a deterioration in market conditions in the UK, but it appears better armed (greater differentiation).

The changes follow demands from ministers to toughen up a marking system they claim has been discredited by years of grade inflation, and calls for greater differentiation among higher achievers.

Electromechanical stimulus promoted greater differentiation than mechanical loading alone.

Differentiation experiments showed that hMSC aggregates on electrospun fibers had greater differentiation capacities than single cells.

Groups of defining characteristics with greater differentiation capacity were identified by multiple correspondence analyses.

Students also found this approach to be more motivating since it allowed for greater differentiation of instruction.

While smaller bandwidths show greater differentiation among areas, one has to keep in mind the statistical precision of the estimate.

"The aim for Sailfish India is to develop a unique Indian mobile ecosystem, which will lead to greater differentiation in the market with more choices for consumers, higher user satisfaction and better revenues for local businesses.

Alternatively, because they have a multilocus genetic architecture, they might follow the pattern of greater differentiation suggested by multilocus ancestry inference.

Multipotent adult progenitor cells (MAPCs) have greater differentiation ability than other bone-marrow stem cells, and thus may be candidate seed cells.