| differentiation |
(1) Consists of offering a product or service that is perceived as unique or distinctive on a basis other than price. (2) The state of segmentation of the organisation into subsystems, each of which tends to develop particular attributes in response to the particular demands posed by its relevant external environment.
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| differentiation |
the process of changing from an original unspecialized form to a different, more specialized form; eg the differences between prostate cancer cells are examined under the microscope as a method to grade the severity of the disease.
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| differentiation |
A process through which a single type of cells (eg, stem cells) becomes different types of cells with special functions.
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| differential amplifier |
An amplifier in which the output is in proportion to the differences between voltages applied to its two inputs.
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| differential diagnosis |
A process based on evaluation of assessment data for differentiating disorders that may have similar manifestations. For example, an initial state of apathy and demoralization can be caused by alcohol abuse, depression, or dementia.
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