Sentence examples for such differentiation from inspiring English sources

The organismal component of urban complexes includes the social organization of the human population, and we review key modes by which human populations within urban areas are differentiated, and how such differentiation affects environmentally relevant actions.

The perpetrators of "Queen Esther" make no such differentiation.

The revision disclosed that contractors doing laboratory replays of the flight test had to exclude two-thirds of the gathered sensor data to make such differentiation work.

"I shall assume," he continues, "that such differentiation is impossible -- that compassion is always benevolent -- though that may not be true.

While coins are different sizes, there is no such differentiation between a $1 bill and a $100 bill.

But winning the domestic political support needed to ratify an international treaty that contains such differentiation is going to be hard enough; the last thing ratification supporters need is to have people out there stoking up the China-as-competitor fires.

When, on the other hand, such differentiation between themes is obscured or set at variance with the organization of tonalities, the very tension between thematic design and tonal scheme may greatly enhance the subtlety and interest of the form.

The work of such differentiation is incredibly difficult because the subjectivity of plants is not centered in a single organ or function but is dispersed throughout their bodies, from the roots to the leaves and shoots.

However, the mechanisms of such differentiation were largely unknown.

In older children, such differentiation is hard for parents to make.

Such differentiation would support the bone nodule formation we have shown.