Sentence examples for providing differentiation from inspiring English sources

We hope that the models of ECS that have been identified through this research will contribute to the field by providing differentiation for models that have previously been lumped together and treated the same within the literature.

There is a tremendous opportunity for businesses to take cause marketing to the next step, making it work for good while demonstrating value, providing differentiation and building brand loyalty.

We conclude that chromID VRE provides an equivalent sensitivity for the recovery of VRE from stool specimens, with improved specificity, and the added advantage of providing differentiation between vancomycin-resistant E. faecium and E. faecalis.

These two genotypes were consistently amplified, suggesting the potential unique gene sequences on different plasmid copies and possibly providing differentiation tools.

Should these proteins indeed represent emp24 isoforms, this expression profile indicates potential developmental-stage specific remodelling of COPII cargo selection providing differentiation in ER exit pathways.

It provides differentiation and integration tools based on non-Newtonian operations instead of classical operations.

Thus, the environmental awareness in the two markets may be different and this paper would provide differentiation between them.

He laid out the root problem: hardware manufacturers, in an effort to provide differentiation, were actually creating more problems than they were solving.

Our experimental results show that XTC provides differentiation and fairness between virtual routers and also adapts to system disturbances.

EDCA is a distributed QoS management mechanism, which provides differentiation of voice (VO), video (VI), best effort (BE), and background (BK) traffic across a WLAN link.

In a call yesterday, he said that Tado's location-based automation is still the main feature that provides differentiation from competitors at the point of sale in retail stores, such as Dixons Group in the U.K., where the Tado will often be sitting alongside products from Google-owned Nest or British Gas Hivee.