Sentence examples for to further differentiating from inspiring English sources
However, soil type and especially nutrient availability also contributed to further differentiating the responses between beech and spruce and, primarily in beech, mediating the CO2 fertilization effect.
They arise as the first differentiation event during embryo development and possess the capacity to further differentiate into cells capable of promoting embryonic/fetal development within the female reproductive tract.
The Ngn3-EGFP+ population was induced to further differentiate by 3-dimensional culture in extracellular matrix, and colonies of differentiated insulin-expressing cells were handpicked for analysis.
"Technological capability has been and will remain fundamental to our success and going forward offers opportunities to further differentiate the options and services we provide our members".
Citroën has revised the DS4 to further differentiate it from the C4 upon which it's based.
The Independent broke the newspaper mould by going tabloid in 2004, and in a bid to further differentiate itself from its better-resourced rivals, the Independent on Sunday title relaunched as a "single section" paper last month.
To further differentiate the two newscasts, the Washington-based anchor Matt Frei will now be seen only on the cable channel, and the public television version is instead being anchored out of London by Mike Embley.
To further differentiate the two products, the self-destructing versions will contain the movie but not any of the additional features that helped make the DVD format so popular, like missing scenes and director's commentaries.
The approach is common for automakers who wish to emphasize telematics services they may offer exclusively, a ready way to further differentiate their product from that of competitors.
For Uber, this partnership is a way to further differentiate itself from its U.S. rival Lyft.
Moreover, different labels allow to further differentiate between groups of agents with a certain interest.
