Sentence examples for and in the distinction from inspiring English sources

"How did this happen?" They aren't quite the same question, of course; and in the distinction lies the immeasurable gulf between reality TV and reality.

This is of interest, given the fact that intensivists, in this survey, considered themselves extremely knowledgeable about the definition of sepsis and in the distinction between sepsis, severe sepsis and septic shock.

Thus, the clinical usefulness of procalcitonin may be in patients with very severe bacterial infections, such as sepsis, but not in the diagnosis of less severe infections and in the distinction against viral infections.

In summary, our results show a high concordance rate and good agreement between CNB and OEB in the distinction between Luminal and non-Luminal molecular subtypes.

These "Great Chain" systems are hierarchical and rooted in the distinction between form and matter.

The proposed algorithm for fault classification proved to be robust and accurate in the distinction of all types of faults, with a processing time of 1 2 cycles (after fault inception) of the nominal frequency.

But the Lavernes were not the Tiffanys, and in that distinction lay the seeds of their destruction.

As described, the F2rl1 (PAR-2) gene is ranked fourth, and was implicated in the distinction between multipotency and pluripotency.

First, the distinction between Experiencer-subject adjectives in 10a and 10b lies in the distinction between inherent meaning (I'm just plain bored) and directed meaning (*I'm just plain interested).

Results also indicated that MIC-1 (AUC, 0.592) is inferior to CA19.9 (0.684), CEA (0.620) and CA242 (0.739) in the distinction of PDAC from chronic pancreatitis, which may be attributed to MIC-1's association with inflammation.

In the supplemental material, we show the ROC curve analysis of CRP levels and blood neutrophil counts in the distinction between bacterial and viral infections.