Sentence examples for of any differentiation from inspiring English sources

But given a closer look, I believe it might be due to the mass success of these programs that has led to consumers wavering on whether they provide real value, the changing nature of loyalty in today's consumers and the lack of any differentiation between programs.

The size of any differentiation stage of the HIV-1 Gag IFN-γ+ CD8+ T cell response was not associated with viral load (not shown).

The significance of any differentiation was tested using a permutation method with 10,000 replications.

This is in agreement with the complete extension of the cochlea in the absence of Atoh1 expression and any differentiation of hair cells [31].

There were no differences of the frequency of LOH in any differentiation state.

The former Senator from New Jersey declined to offer any criticism of Mr. Gore, or even to offer any differentiation of views between himself and the Vice President.

But that is too narrow of a definition, and in fact, the digital transformation of retail is rapidly sucking any differentiation out of "selling stuff" and turning the whole process into a commodity.

Technique is independent of external boundary conditions and does not require any differentiation of experimental data.

There was never any differentiation of male or female roles, whether it be gender characteristics or a job to be done.

Also, the existing thresholds may not show any differentiation of either as object or shadow for those pixels whose values of saturation and hue are undefined.

Any differentiation of what is presumed to be true is met with the contra argument that you're offensive, insensitive, a bigot, or a racist.