Sentence examples for not to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Despite this differentiation, Lee and colleagues [ 5] found depression not to differentiate in prevalence among the three groups, whilst anxiety tended to be more prevalent in the functional heartburn group.

"They made a conscious creative decision not to differentiate between the characters.

The vehemence of the anger and attacks against Israel, however, often appeared not to differentiate between Israelis and Jews.

I felt as if he were seeking not to differentiate himself from others but to locate himself at the core of a consensus.

Ninety percent are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch -- a higher percentage than in Newark's district schools -- but so as not to differentiate between students, the school provides free breakfast and lunch for all.

These international settings serve not to differentiate the stories (and simultaneously educate the reader on Parisian streets or Japanese museums) but rather to underscore the unity of Tuck's enigmatic tone.

"We are not going to differentiate between one Israeli person and another," Mr. Shoval said.

Let's not forget to differentiate between words and reality, between rhetoric and events.

"As a potential employer, when people come out of uni there's not much to differentiate between them.

But here it's not easy to differentiate between a character's distancing herself from her bad behavior and an actress's distancing herself from a bad production.

Furthermore, most low-cost methods are not able to differentiate between HSV-1 and -2.