be differentiated by something

He takes care not to differentiate himself from his team in any way by status.

"Children can differentiate between adoption and birth by about 6 or 7 years of age," he said.

There are a number of instruments in this category, but not all so easy to differentiate by name.

Some say differentiating by size does not help balance the scales in any case.

Several versions of the design exist, differentiated by their shape.

A form number may be used for two year groups and differentiated by the terms upper and lower.

So, like my parents, I don't differentiate by gender.

Literature differentiates different styles by managers to engage with the environment.

They didn't want to differentiate themselves by class or by a look that said how much money I have.

With practice, the Leicesters learned to differentiate the dead of separate species by smell alone.