Sentence examples for on differentiations from inspiring English sources

So-called diversity marketing -- pursuing customers based on differentiations like race, language preference, sexual orientation and age -- has become a lucrative strategy for mainstream advertisers.

With respect to the influence of cell density on differentiations, seven to ten EB cell aggregations were seeded onto each PLO, silk, and silk/CNT substrates, with a neuron induction medium consisting of F12/DMEM, N2 supplement, and FGF2 (20 ng/ml).

Our bet is on differentiation, with one proviso: that higher US interest rates do not trigger financial turmoil in Wall Street.

Tau hyperphosphorylation and tau aggregation appear to have differential effects on differentiation and cell death.

Thus P appears to be one gene that is upregulated on differentiation to melanocytes.

Our Food business had another great quarter, continuing to outperform the market, through our focus on differentiation through quality and innovation".

Partly because, like chocolate bars or deodorant sprays, there are so many TV channels to choose from, and success in a crowded marketplace depends on differentiation.

A few years ago, when teaching GCSE music to what can only be described as a diverse group of students, I was subject to a local authority inspection focusing on differentiation.

Nearly three decades ago, Michael Porter, the renowned business strategist at Harvard Business School, posited that companies must compete either on differentiation, by offering something unique to the market, or by underpricing the competition through cost leadership.

The New Yorker, January 31 , 1959P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: The American Eugenics Society has announced an international conference on "Differentiation in Current Mating and Fertility Trends", which propitiously, will be held on February 14th.

As it happens, Ms. Johnson has been focused on differentiation as her company begins work for a major new client.