Sentence examples for strongly differentiates from inspiring English sources

There is an element of street art in Olek's immersive knits, though she strongly differentiates herself from amateur "yarn bombers".

Previous studies of sequence diversity in wild barley have identified population structure that strongly differentiates the Eastern and Western wild barley populations (Lin et al. 2001; Morrell and Clegg 2007; Saisho and Purugganan 2007).

The general distress (GD) subscale has 11 items reflecting anxious mood (e.g. "felt nervous") and 12 items reflecting depressed mood (e.g. "felt sad"), none of which strongly differentiates anxiety and depression (total score = 115).

From this perspective, the lack of fervent opposition to Netanyahu's security policies made it difficult for him to strongly differentiate himself from his opponents.

Yet, where the American and Israeli governments see Iran and Hezbollah gearing up their long-dormant capacity for international terrorism, Europeans strongly differentiate between an international terrorist network like Al Qaeda and what is viewed here as a conflict pitting Israel and the United States on one side against Iran, Syria and Hezbollah on the other.

However, those listed in the table are enough to strongly differentiate the types of applications using them: NOR is typically used for code storage and execution.

They strongly differentiate if the total amount of a compatibilizer or the ratio of the amount of compatibilizer to that of dispersed phase is constant during an increase in volume fraction of the dispersed phase.

A selection algorithm based on these findings strongly differentiated between the two functional groups of siRNA in both data sets and proved highly effective when used to design siRNA targeting new endogenous human genes.

PLS analysis [98] to identify the geometric measures that most strongly differentiate active and inactive geometries [97], and cluster crystal structures accordingly, shows how the structures for ALK, MET, and EGFR are distributed between apparent activity states.

Neuropsychological tasks, behavioral measures that assess frontal brain functions, appear to strongly differentiate antisocial individuals from normal controls, with a mean effect size ranging from d = .44 to.68 (for reviews see Brower and Price 2001; Morgan and Lilienfeld 2000; Ogilvie et al. 2011).

The character's Latino accent and superhuman appearance strongly differentiate him from most Star Trek characters.