Sentence examples for task of differentiating from inspiring English sources

But the task of differentiating a cat from a dog is still tricky for machines.

Even the feminist psychoanalyst Nancy Chodorow unwittingly shored up the argument through her view that since children initially identify most strongly with their mothers, the boy's task of differentiating himself and going on to become a man is particularly challenging.

Emergency medicine physicians are often faced with the challenging task of differentiating true acute ischemic strokes from stroke mimics.

Pattern classification of dermoscopy images is a challenging task of differentiating between benign melanocytic lesions and melanomas.

This may provide a novel diagnostic modality in the difficult task of differentiating between these highly common pathological conditions.

Therefore, it would be reasonable to assume that they attended to the easier task of differentiating between forward and reversed sentences.

They conflate two tasks, that of differentiating threats and offers and that of differentiating freedom-restricting threats from non-freedom-restricting threats.

3) All tasks require recognition: this procedure increased the ecological value of these tasks, maintaining at the same time the possibility of differentiating among groups.

This suggests that an additional discrimination task to differentiate the two types of mutations might be required.

A problem of differentiating one from another? A. Yes.

Our results confirm a suggestion of Goldberg et al. to better use non-verbal measures (e.g. a Go-NoGo task) to differentiate between ADHD and ASD.