Sentence examples for sufficiently differentiated from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, because of low levels of genetic and morphological differentiation, we reject our initial hypothesis that the Japanese population is sufficiently differentiated to deserve subspecific status, and support the ACAP's decision not to consider the Japanese population a separate subspecies of the Black-footed Albatross.
We hear a few bars of it, but it's not sufficiently differentiated from Heggie's own style to register as a musical character.
5 The petitioners argue that § 2 of the Sherman Act should be interpreted to require proof of actual exclusion of competitors in order to show 'monopolization,' and they claim that only thus can a 'conspiracy to monopolize' trade be sufficiently differentiated from a 'conspiracy in restraint of' trade as to avoid subjecting the parties accused under those counts to double jeopardy.
Respondent contends that its domain name is sufficiently differentiated from Complainant's GOOGLE mark.
Sufficiently differentiated roles to tap into the cognitive diversity in the group.
But be sure that products you are selling via different channels are sufficiently differentiated to account for price differences.
And, for most, other means of monetization will be beyond their reach, as they fail to deliver a sufficiently compelling, differentiated and emotionally connected media experience.
That means that most OTT video players simply cannot succeed on ad dollars alone — and other means of monetization will be beyond their reach because they fail to deliver a sufficiently compelling, differentiated and emotionally connected media experience.
The problem solving scale differentiated sufficiently reliably in the regions below and above the OECD mean of 500.
Over a 12-month period, 75.3 % of the respondents perceived forage to be sufficiently available with differentiated availability in the livelihood zones and between livestock species (goats, sheep, cattle, donkeys and camels).
Our classification system is simple and easily applicable, sufficiently comprehensive and differentiated without being too detailed or intricate.
