Sentence examples for a distinguishing factor from inspiring English sources

"And I think that's a distinguishing factor".

"There is a distinguishing factor here, which is that there has been a criminal conviction, and so this committee has been put together at the request of the entire Senate body, both Republicans and Democrats".

A distinguishing factor in the diagnosis of premenstrual dysphoric disorder is that depression eventually becomes so severe that home, work, and daily life are disrupted.

A distinguishing factor between the two groups, the presence of the hydroxyl radical in the amphiboles, generally gives the double-chain members lower specific gravities and refractive indices than their single-chain analogues.

However, this approach leaves little room for longer, detailed messages, a distinguishing factor between email and texts.

Jones: You have touched on what we think is a distinguishing factor in our investment approach.

QoS information which can reflect user's expectation and experience of using a service is often used as a distinguish factor in a service ranking algorithm.

This is a big distinguishing factor between VTOLs and helicopters.

As in Democritus, atoms differ in shape and size, but Ecphantus adds power (dynamis) as a third distinguishing factor.

In a market that increasingly looks like it'll have a range of suppliers seeking to offer off-the-shelf systems and components, Waymo owning its own sensor and compute tech could be a major distinguishing factor.

Electrical conductivity seems to be a major distinguishing factor with increasing concentrations in all major ions following order: group 1 and group 2 (Table 4).