The phrase "and distinguishable from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or characteristics that set something apart from another thing.
Example: "The new product is unique and distinguishable from the previous models in terms of design and functionality."
Alternatives: "and different from the" or "and separable from the".
One of his other key contributions was to consider that atoms of any one chemical element were identical to one another and distinguishable from the atoms of all other elements.
First found on the UC Berkeley campus in the 1930s, fox squirrels are non-native and distinguishable from the more rat-like eastern gray squirrels by their reddish hue, bushy tails and overall cuteness.
Manual editing was continued to the trigone of the lateral ventricle where the hippocampus is abutted by and distinguishable from the indusium griseum.
High- and Medium-Density model results for attrition and group sizes were overall most similar and distinguishable from the Low-density model, suggesting the basis for a critical threshold range in future STEM density hypotheses.
Ninety-six percent of Mount Cameroon groundwaters have high Na/Cl ratio (>1) which is typical of anthropogenic sources like domestic wastewaters and distinguishable from the low ratio of seawater intrusion (El Moujabber et al. 2006).
Altogether, this opposes the CSC hypothesis claiming that cells with tumourigenic properties are rare and distinguishable from the tumour cells lacking such properties.
Each parasite is composed of a set of exactly g var genes, and the genomes are distinguishable from each other by their unique var combination.
Then, the values of passage 9 cells were increased and distinguishable from passage 31 due the higher proliferation rate of younger cells.
One side of each card its front, or face is marked so as to render it identifiable and distinguishable from its fellows, while the back, or reverse, is either blank or bears a pattern common to all.
CurlySMILES uses the same notation to encode the radical, but encodes a methyl group as C. In a CurlySMILES notation, SMILES code is strictly separated and distinguishable from other parts in the notation by using curly braces.
By tagging carbon with an extra neutron, Li makes the experimentally altered atom heavier and distinguishable from naturally occurring carbon in the cell.
