Sentence examples for to differentiate the from inspiring English sources

Differential agar plates were used to differentiate the two organisms.

That is going to differentiate the winners from the losers".

Repeat the procedure, using different food coloring droplets to differentiate the vortex from the background water.

Rodney Schwartz: People are becoming increasingly well-equipped to differentiate the "sensible from the cynical".

The Tories see these as "staged smash-ups" designed to differentiate the two parties.

Philip Morris is changing its name to differentiate the parent company from its tobacco units.

"The way to do that is to differentiate the product to keep your core customer happy".

Nick Clegg has faced criticism for failing to differentiate the Lib Dems from the Tories.

On the issues, there was little to differentiate the two men.

In these overheated times it remains important to differentiate the nature of that opposition.

To differentiate the brands again, Cherry is assigning specific design qualities to each one.