Sentence examples for much differentiation from inspiring English sources

These factors are expected to generate highly differentiated populations with neighbouring locations showing as much differentiation as much more distant one as we observed here.

This is why an applicant's special markers matter so much: differentiation is what colleges are looking for.

"Every car gets a four- or five-star rating in frontal crashes, so there isn't much differentiation.

Even with the best regulators, if you start having so much differentiation of functions and products within a single company, a single institution, a conglomerate, essentially, things could potentially slip through the cracks.

"He doesn't make very much differentiation between one and 15 or 23 for that matter, everyone's got to take that responsibility for being particularly combative and taking responsibility for their role.

On the other hand, there also isn't usually as much differentiation between No. 3 and the players ranked fourth and below as there is right now.

Thus, SS likely originates from MSCs, which demonstrate a much broader differentiation potential than do SS cells, including endothelial differentiation; this view supports the findings in previous reports.

The model allows for imperfect substitution among types of labor differentiated by education, gender, age and ten (1-digit level) occupations — a much finer differentiation than has been considered in prior work.

How much genetic differentiation accompanies the process of speciation.

At this low frequency, we have demonstrated that there is a much greater differentiation of tissue types-for example, tumors and normal tissue-than in high-field MRI.

Pre-1980, there was much less differentiation between the parties on what we now call "women's issues," partly because Republicans were in many ways more liberal then.