Sentence examples for as a distinction from inspiring English sources

We must tread with caution, however, as a distinction must be made between global, pan-cluster regulatory mechanisms as distinct from gene-specific, local mechanisms.

Nor can it easily be simplified or treated primarily as a distinction based on skin color.

Callil wants to present this as a distinction without a difference.

Undeniably he's right in identifying prolificacy as a distinction between "popular" and "serious" literature.

Think of it as a distinction between "action liberals" and "movement liberals".

Until this week, most scholars seemed to think this would be treated by the justices as a distinction without any special significance.

Actually, I don't think there's as clear a distinction as Dillow suggests, but I do see what he's talking about.

The algorithm tries to find as good a distinction as possible between active compounds and others, on the basis of a set of molecular descriptors.

Elster does not draw as sharp a distinction as he might have between the commitment to methodological individualism and the commitment to rational choice theory.

"Among audiences, there just isn't as much of a distinction as there used to be," said Jonathan Pollard, a producer.

Few singers these days make as strong a distinction as she does between those two aspects of a career.