Sentence examples for a direct distinction from inspiring English sources

The Ten Commandments makes a direct distinction between killing (taharog), which involves the taking of a culpable life, and murder (tirtzach), which involves the taking of an innocent one.

In addition, such data do not allow a direct distinction between dispersal and mortality and do not provide information on causes of mortality.

Morphology changes were the direct distinction between apoptosis and oncosis.

At these positions, these two aa are always different in type IV nsLTPs and allow the direct distinction of type IV and VI nsLTPs.

It's also worth reiterating that Apple's aim to differentiate their HomePod as a high-end listening device rather than a direct Echo/Home competitor is a distinction that doesn't really mean anything.

The lack of a clear species concept for prokaryotes is a direct consequence of this basic distinction from eukaryotes and is directly implicated in the difficulty (if not inability) to use trees to describe prokaryotic evolution.

The directives make a distinction between "direct" abortion, which is never permitted, and an "indirect" abortion, which is.

A related view suggests a distinction between direct and indirect sensorimotor mapping in PMv and PMd: whereas PMv is involved in processing sensory properties of a stimulus to guide movement planning, PMd extracts motor information from a sensory cue by way of rule learning (Hoshi and Tanji 2006, 2007).

We made a distinction between direct health care costs, direct non-health care costs and indirect costs.

We believe that a sharp distinction between direct and indirect transmission will often be impossible to decipher.

Other authors have pointed out a similar distinction between direct perception action associations in PMv, and action selection based on arbitrary relations among physically distant events in PMd (Diamond 2006), extending into the auditory domain (Chen et al. 2008).