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differentiate

verb characterize, classify, contrast, demarcate, discern between, discriminate, distinguish, draw the line, exercise discrimination, make a dissinction, make distinctive, mark off by differences, mark out, particularize, perceive clearly, recognize as separate, segregate, separate as different, set apart as different, set off, show a difference, single out, sort out, subtilize, tell apart, tell from

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Content: Instructors differentiate the resources and sources students use to learn by using multiple resources and examples in various media formats;

Differentiating instruction in online environments

Therefore, teachers who effectively differentiate their instruction not only carefully plan instruction to differentiate for the variety of learners in their classrooms but also provide moment-by-moment adaptations to meet specific needs that become clear during instruction--needs that were not or could not be anticipated.

Broadening the view of differentiated instruction: differentiation shouldn't end with planning but should continue as teachers adapt their instruction during lessons

They discuss the differing complexities of one-, two-, three-, and four-ring Venn diagrams, provide examples of their use with varying content areas, and describe how to use them in varying ways to differentiate the process in a lesson, such as introducing a new topic, in-class individual and/ or group activities, a unit review or assessment, and an out-of-class individual activity.

A review of two new differentiation books

IMC claimed it paid for the tools in installments when funds were available, but the payments did not differentiate between reimbursements and payments for the tools.

Mixed expense reimbursements and unreturned overpayments disqualified entire accountable plan

Multilocus sequence typing can help differentiate among these subspecies (6).

Rickettsioses in South Korea, data analysis

For scientists interested in using stem cells to replace damaged or depleted cells--such as the myelin-producing cells that Jacob lacks--it's often pivotal to coax stem cells to differentiate into the right tissue type before they're transplanted.

Full stem ahead: researchers pursue a controversial technique intended to cure diseases by transplanting custom-made cells

Connectivity areas that differentiate Ascential DataStage from other high-end tools include: multiple types of services, support for a long list of products and standards for message-oriented middleware, and, especially, mainframe data access.

FORRESTER USES WAVE METHODOLOGY TO ASSESS 14 ETL PRODUCTS

Worse yet, most do not present a clear value proposition for customers, thus missing an opportunity to differentiate themselves in a crowded marketplace and gain a competitive advantage.

Getting noticed: even with strict regulations and a lack of variety in products, insurers must find ways to differentiate themselves from competitors

These results suggest that OP advanced the stage at which the bipotential gonad differentiates into a morphologically distinct ovary or testis.

Exposure to 4-tert-octylphenol accelerates sexual differentiation and disrupts expression of steroidogenic factor 1 in developing bullfrogs. (Research)

Each of these one day may be stimulated by hormones to differentiate into any of the cell types that make up the body and brain of a person.

Stem cells, therapeutic cloning, and the soul

Integrators are faced with a daunting challenge--how to determine which factors truly make a difference with their customers, which technologies are mature enough on which to rest their firm's reputation, and what products will differentiate them from their competitors.

Standing out from the pack: integrators discover storage network appliances deliver scalability, management and application acceleration gains for customers

Furthermore, stem cells will migrate to an area of injury and will differentiate once there.