Sentence examples for has differentiated the from inspiring English sources

Men have become such important customers that the company has differentiated the shopping environment for them in existing stores.

After they have differentiated the various points of view, they might:.

"Now that we have differentiated the soul's eidê," the danger of imitation becomes more evident (595a b).

The schematic diagram of a typical molecular communication system is shown in Fig. 1, in which we have differentiated the diffusion channel from the propagation channel.

Consistent with a multiple systems approach to memory organization in the mammalian brain, numerous studies have differentiated the roles of the hippocampus and dorsal striatum in "cognitive" and "habit" learning and memory, respectively.

Many authors have differentiated the Galilean relativity principle from the Special Principle of Relativity, on the grounds that the meaning of "frame of reference" changes with the introduction of the latter theory.

Since then, high heels -- often the higher the better -- have differentiated the casual from the classy.

"I wish Clinton had differentiated the two states of the world better and didn't rely on what are pretty standard tropes about fiscal rectitude," he concluded.

To suggest an explanation for the embryonic lethality caused by monosomy X, we have differentiated the XO HESCs in vitro an in vivo.

Few studies have differentiated the clinical presentation of different influenza strains, particularly in the tropics where the spread of influenza differs from temperate regions [ 1].

Molecular epidemiological studies on transmission dynamics [ 2, 3] as well as studies on recurrent tuberculosis (TB) [ 4, 5] have differentiated the MTB complex strains causing disease.