Sentence examples for a frequent distinction from inspiring English sources
More recently, large-scale sequencing of 3'-UTR regions was used to resolve the expression of gene families, allowing a frequent distinction between alleles and gene family members [ 22].
That this title did indicate a composite concept (i.e., of opposing instrumental groups) is evidenced by frequent distinctions in prefaces and tables of contents between it (or its shorter equivalent, "Concerti") and the sinfonia or sonata.
Fishery catches of smooth hammerheads are difficult to quantify due to a frequent lack of distinction between them and other large hammerheads.
If you're a frequent winner of awards and distinctions, a bio note is a good time to list them and toot your own horn.
A frequent companion of the idea of a simple distinction between black and white is the idea of a simple distinction between racists and non-racists.
Failure to make this distinction may contribute to students' conflating inherited disease with any disease influenced by genetics, a frequent student misconception (Shaw et al., 2008).
Author is a frequent customer.
This is a frequent error.
A frequent topic of conversation….
"These kinds of distinctions among the conservatives are just angels-on-the-head-of-a-pin stuff," says Theodore B. Olson, the former Solicitor General, who remains a frequent advocate before the Court.
