Sentence examples for With a few distinctions from inspiring English sources

The substructure — or hypogeum — was a staging area akin to the back stage of a theater, with a few distinctions.

The SSSNR in (2) is analogous to Melsa's Shortening SNR (SSNR) [4], with a few distinctions: the set of desired taps S is not contiguous, the denominator includes the noise power, and the denominator includes both the desired and undesired taps (rather than just the latter).

Many of the pathways that mediate normal development and lactational differentiation also regulate STAT5 activation in breast cancer cells but with a few distinctions.

Our study has a few distinctions compared with previous studies.

But having spent many hours discussing these issues with students and colleagues, I think we need to make a few distinctions.

That gives it a few distinctions.

Even though there are many types of ID models, only a few distinctions exist among them.

There are a few distinctions, though I wouldn't call them real differences.

But about taxes… David:  As for taxes, let me make a few distinctions.

There are a few distinctions within equity too, mostly between "preferred" and "common" equity.

From "Bahama Village" to the long established US Navy bases, Key West reflects today's America in diversity, with a few key distinctions.