It's merely distinguishing between questions that are answerable and those that aren't.
"YouTube and Google deserve credit for trying to distinguish videos that are merely offensive from those that show graphic violence or hate speech or risk inciting imminent violence, which is the line American courts have drawn in free speech cases since the 1960s," Professor Rosen said.
It is unclear whether they can distinguish effects that are merely associated with cancer (by virtue of a common causal connection with the exposure) from effects that are causally linked as part of an MOA for carcinogenesis.
Similarly, the Model Law contains prohibitions and penalties that are calibrated in accordance with intent, so as to distinguish acts that are merely accidental, criminally negligent, or criminally intentional.
Concerning the specific and frequent alleles found in gynogenetic triploids, we cannot distinguish if they are merely characteristics of our study population, or if they have persisted ever since the species invasion of the Czech Republic, or even since the origin of the triploid form (possibly through a hybridization event).
These reversibilities are merely described in databases, making it difficult to distinguish positive/negative multistep reaction sequences.
In the study of religion, however, it is important to distinguish between myths and stories that are merely untrue.
Each of Wallman's colleagues has a few rules of thumb for distinguishing the true wackos from those who are merely emotional wrecks.
The correspondence as a whole would be strengthened by distinguishing truly "negative" results from those that are merely inconclusive.
Attempts aimed at distinguishing causal methylation marks from those that are merely a consequence of disease are critical for elucidating the biological mechanisms underlying this disease.
Microsoft currently distinguishes between critical security updates and others that are merely suggested.
