Sentence examples for has been differentiating from inspiring English sources
Instead of thinking of the iPad as "a bigger iPhone" running more or less the same version of iOS, Apple has been differentiating the iPad, and the iPhone with iOS 9 and the iPad Pro and its accessories.
While there are a good handful of apps and sites available today that offer similar solutions to JustWatch, such as Fan TV, Yidio, Instantwatcher, CanIStreamIt, and more, JustWatch has been differentiating itself by focusing on both the U.S. and international audiences.
This species has been differentiating within the Azores over the last 1.98 Myr (node A: 0.48 4.90, 95 % HPD), as evidenced by the first diversification event (Fig. 3).
The sediment types in the valley generally vary from south to north, and the lithology has been differentiated into three main groups: southern, central, and northern (Sakai 2001; Piya 2004).
The theory has been differentiated into the D principles and the actions consolidated into a smaller set of method categories (although to flesh out the toolkit, we devoted considerable effort to listing diverse exemplars under each category).
The selection of acute treatments has been differentiated into two pathways: non-specific medications which include analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs); and specific medications which include ergot derivatives and triptans [5].
Our data suggest that females may be better at working memory when both working and reference memory information must be learned simultaneously, and males better at reference memory when it has been differentiated from working memory.
Probably not, because it has been differentiated from the "real" issues our nation faces.
The sporulation lasted for two days at a temperature of 23 C. The species has been differentiated from E. canna and E. triffittae, which parasitize the common eland (T. oryx).
The M group of HIV-1, responsible for the pandemic, has been differentiated in nine subtypes (A K) and two sub-subtypes, A2 and F2 [2], [2].
The day-of-week effect has been differentiated by seasonal period of the year.
