Sentence examples for very differentiated from from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Forkly wasn't very differentiated from Foodspotting – at least in the eyes of consumers.

"We're integrating our backend to all payment gateways, so a business with an existing merchant account can use that solution," says Hoeper of the Card.io integration, "so now you have a method to accept mobile credit cards that you can use with your existing merchant account…it's something that's very differentiated from Square".

Tencent Music has staked out a very differentiated business model from Spotify, Pandora, Apple Music, etc.

The acquisition of various skills in the context of individual development is a very differentiated process and varies from child to child [ 5, 6].

Another study by Dr. Montag group [ 106], reported a differential gene expression gradient within CCs when moving from the very differentiated corona radiata cells (CRCs) at the ZP vicinity to the outer layers.

Our results demonstrate the importance of studying the lineage development of a cell type from ES cells versus just an undifferentiated and mature, or "very differentiated" state.

It was a very differentiated discussion".

He said, "You have to ask, 'Who are the people we're talking about?' You need to look at the population of addicts in a very differentiated way.

"Wayve has a very differentiated technical approach versus most other autonomous vehicle startups," echoes Fly Ventures Gabriel Matuschkaa.

Snapchat offered a very differentiated service, initially at least, with disappearing photos.

OVSF codes may show very differentiated correlation properties, and do not ensure orthogonality when used asynchronously.