Sentence examples for that a differentiated from inspiring English sources

Alfred S. Posamentier's assertion that a "differentiated salary schedule" or a salary scale would improve the quality of teachers is fraught with problems (Op-Ed, June 5).

But the repression against the opposition appears to have convinced Warsaw that a differentiated policy toward Belarus must now be pursued.

This re-confirms that a differentiated philosophy for design of dust explosion vents is indeed needed.

As far as we know, this is the first time that a differentiated valuation per use has been defined.

And it seems hardly spectacular to assume that a differentiated account of collective intentionality can inform a differentiated account of collective responsibility.

The long-term unemployed and long-term basic income recipients form a heterogeneous group, and it is for this reason that a differentiated concept is required: 'One size does not fit all'.

With advances in automation and simpler deployment on Hadoop clusters, developers will increasingly pool data resources so they can create apps that provide a differentiated advantage.

I predict a similar surge in acquisitions in 2015 as the insurers add technologies, products and services that deliver a differentiated consumer experience on price, quality and service.

To examine the effects of differentiation on the TrkB IRESes, we chose SH-SY5Y cells, a neuroblastoma that generates a differentiated neuronal phenotype when exposed to retinoic acid [9].

This interesting observation should be verified in a larger trial that allows for a differentiated subgroup analysis.

These results suggest that, despite a differentiated epithelial cell, the gastric pit cell exhibits the mesenchymal phenotype, and that diffuse-type GC also maintains it.