Sentence examples for apparently distinguished from inspiring English sources

While homosexuals in Pakistan already use dating Web sites and other forms of Internet communication, the Queer Pakistan site apparently distinguished itself by being a rare forum that openly addressed homosexual issues in Pakistan.

But Tony Bland of the University of Cambridge, U.K., says that the Nobel committee apparently distinguished between the discovery and its cultivation.

Since the values of IPCE are chiefly responsible by dye loading capacity and electron collection efficiency, it can be apparently distinguished that after Gr incorporation, more active sites are produced for the absorption of dye molecules and the photocurrent in the external circuit is enhanced, which increases the charge collection efficiency.

A phylogenic tree of maximum likelihood showed that EHV-9 and the giraffe virus formed a genetic group that was apparently distinguished from other genetic groups of EHV.

To address the possibility that the LAR P-subunit might exert PTP-influencing oncogenic activity, we immunohistochemically screened the distribution of the P-subunit in both normal tissues and in various human tumours, subsequently concentrating on a large series of thyroid tumours in which overexpression of LAR P-subunit apparently distinguished malignant from benign disease.

Hence, the ribosome exit tunnel can apparently distinguish between legitimate TM segments and a shorter stretch (~10) of non-polar residues in a nascent polypeptide.

Although the immune system doesn't recognize them as alarming, cancer cells have surface features, called antigens, that apparently distinguish them from healthy cells.

He notoriously said that 'all perception is true,' apparently distinguishing between the causal processes which impact our senses, all of which originate with the films of atoms sloughed off by objects, and the judgments we make on the basis of them, which may be false.

Some apparently distinguishing features of HER2-positive breast tumors are the so-called firestorm patterns.

"Obama apparently cannot distinguish between communicating information to the enemy and communicating information to the press," Mr. Goodale wrote.

He apparently cannot distinguish the fierce El Duque from the effervescent Reyes from the low-key Beltrán, and that's too bad.