Sentence examples for make differentiating from inspiring English sources

You'll know levels and grades and this will make differentiating your first few lessons a much easier experience, making sure that you stretch and challenge, or scaffold learning from the word go.

I think they breed division and ignorance, create further segregation in our communities, and make differentiating an inherently irrational belief in faith and religion from logical facts and figures near impossible for kids.

The clinical features of neuroleptic malignant syndrome and serotonin syndrome share some features which can make differentiating them difficult.

The necessity of maintaining the background while evaluating chondrocytes in situ can make differentiating colours more difficult and also can provide an optical illusion with respect to the colours seen by different cell counters.

This makes differentiating between short- and long-term sickness absence more difficult and might be a weakness of the study.

95 However, the increasing prevalence of obesity in children 7 has made differentiating between type 1 and type 2 diabetes difficult at times.

The structural resemblance of the apparently innocuous E. moshkovskii to the disease-causing E. histolytica makes differentiating the two species important.

In truncation, there is an even distribution, but spread over a narrow range, making differentiating between socio-economic groups difficult (e.g. not being able to distinguish between the poor and the very poor) and in clumping or clustering, households are grouped together in a small number of distinct clusters [ 16].

You have less room to express your style with a uniform, but you can still make differentiate yourself with accessories and unique hair style.

Bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs) have been shown to be a promising cell type for the study of neuronal differentiation; however, few attempts had been made to differentiate these cells into inhibitory gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)ergic neurons.

In conclusion, we have been able to show that in the pituitary, an organ where cell turnover is low and differentiated endocrine cells can proliferate, adult progenitors can be mobilized and made to differentiate toward a specific cell fate.