Sentence examples for in differentiate from inspiring English sources

As I've written in "Differentiate or Die," once you try to become everything, you become nothing in the mind.

Other researchers also limited themselves in differentiate two sub-types of NSCLC lung cancer such as between adenocarcinomas and squamous cell lung carcinomas.

However, α-syntrophin is also expressed in differentiating myoblasts during the early stages of muscle differentiation.

In the late 1960s, Mazda decided that its future lay in differentiating itself from Toyota and Nissan.

How might celebrities find difficulty in differentiating between their private and public lives?

"We're going to be aggressive in differentiating Howard Dean from John Kerry, Roy Neel, Dr. Deann's new campaign manager, said Sunday.

They were also critical, he said, in differentiating the earlier and later species of the genus Ardipithecus.

Scott E. Young, the chief marketing officer for LodgeNet, says hotel chains are becoming interested in differentiating themselves with exclusive content.

If he became leader, this may play well in differentiating Labour from the overtly metropolitan, RP-speaking government ministers.

But price is useless — or worse, misleading — in differentiating among the adequate.

NMR images show great sensitivity in differentiating between normal tissues and diseased or damaged ones.