Sentence examples for problems differentiating from inspiring English sources

At the same time, students have problems differentiating between the noun and verb versions of the word "adaptation" (Lucas 1971; van Dijk and Reydon 2010), meaning that careful use of language is important in teaching evolution (Alters and Nelson 2002; Smith et al. 1995; Tidon and Lewontin 2004).

I am not incontinent but I have some problems differentiating between gas and solids.

Furthermore, it has been shown that there is a relationship between reality monitoring errors and disorganized thinking in schizophrenia, with thought disordered schizophrenic patients experiencing problems differentiating information that they had spoken from that which they had merely thought [ 12].

The blood isolation was a marked achievement in identifying R. sibirica (strain mongolotimonae) because even if the patient had antibodies but no rickettsial isolation, we would have problems differentiating the illness from other rickettsial infections, since the serum cross-reacted with R. conorii antigen and in our laboratory, IFA for this rickettsia was not available.

While it might be argued that many attributes are germane to integrative STEM activities, the keen focus during STEAM instruction on students collaboratively exploring inquiry rich/multiple paths in order to encourage them to pose new questions, along with the emphasis on transdisicplinary thinking as they present a variety of solutions to particular problems differentiate the two concepts.

There is no evidence that these motor skills problems differentiate AS from other high-functioning ASDs.

Van Domburgh et al. [ 10] found that among non-Western children from disadvantaged neighbourhoods, a combination of individual, peer and parental problems differentiated the level of childhood offending.

It seems as if it is not scary movie buffs that are the ones who have a problem differentiating between fantasy and reality.

"The big guys are having a problem differentiating themselves –- because they can't on technology," he argues.

As a candidate running on ideas rather than long experience, Mckesson also faced a problem differentiating his proposals from those of his fellow candidates.

The upper level problem of PNDP designs continuous/discrete link capacities shared by multi-commodity flows, and the lower level problem differentiates the corresponding QoS for demand satisfaction, to prioritize customers and/or commodities.