Sentence examples for make a clear differentiation from inspiring English sources

In order to remain exist in the tight competition in culinary industry, business people have to make a clear differentiation for their venture.

This model, built on the metals content of plants and the two agrochemical parameters, cannot make a clear differentiation between the two areas with anthropogenic pollution (R and M).

It is difficult to make a clear differentiation between in situ mass dependent fractionation of sediment-produced MMHg versus mixing of external MMHg sources in this study.

However, our findings also indicate that a non-random distribution of animals over the available space may make a clear differentiation between the relative contributions of group size and density on mating opportunities difficult, even though the applied experimental design allows, in theory, to do so.

Though we could not make a clear differentiation between primary (when patients want to be sedated approaching the moment of death) and secondary sedation (when sedation results as a "side-effect" in otherwise refractory symptom control [ 46], it must be clear to all, that the intention of sedation in the terminal and final phase is not a concealed form of euthanasia [ 47].

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It'll only be after we've made our second and third films that there'll hopefully be a clearer differentiation".

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Hyperaemia and erosion of the buccal mucosae, lameness and coronitis with skin hyperaemia will assist in making a clinical differentiation.

First, a clear differentiation must be made between omission responses and the slow waveforms found in sustained attention situations.

Before analyzing the stories, a clear differentiation had to be made between what is considered an environmental innovation and what is considered a social innovation.