Sentence examples for sufficiently differentiate from inspiring English sources

"The challenge is to sufficiently differentiate those products so Levi's can keep the high end while attracting the mass market," said Lauren Cooks Levitan, managing director of institutional research at SG Cowan Securities.

However, he added that while this political orientation might work to sufficiently differentiate the Daily and Sunday Telegraph from rival titles in the UK newspaper sector, it was not enough to rely on for the company to stand out against "almost infinite competitors" in a global digital market.

In this way, he does not sufficiently differentiate between lived lives that may (or may not) be described as "queer" (e.g. butch masculinities) and an academic queer/postmodern theoretical starting point (1995, 487).

"We believe if we deliver ten times better user experience, it should sufficiently differentiate 42Floors against alternatives well, especially in the eyes of prospective office managers," notes Paul Hsiao, a partner at NEA who is now a part of 42Floors' board.

These items were deleted from the scale as they did not sufficiently differentiate respondents (Table  1).

Recent Flemish research found that the scale on informal social control did not sufficiently differentiate Flemish communities [ 131].

Together with the presence of abnormal endodermal amyloplasts in eal1, these results strongly suggest that the endodermis observed in eal1 is not sufficiently differentiated to execute shoot gravitropism.

You might argue that being container-native may not be sufficiently differentiating to produce lasting business, and that container-native may become a subset of functionality offered by legacy vendors.

Based on previous work, mBB is sufficiently sensitive to differentiate and quantify differential sulfide levels in the wild type and homozygous CSE knock out mice.

On the other hand, similar to the research by Serniclaes, our present data indicated that the RD children's mental specification was sufficiently distinct to differentiate stop and nonstop consonants (e.g., the /p/ can be differentiated from the /t/ when hearing the pair /prar/ -/trar/).

Although the residual colon was always entirely visualised with 100% sensitivity for AS, in their experience CTC findings were not sufficiently reliable to differentiate fibrotic from neoplastic strictures.