Sentence examples similar to as distinct from assuming from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation for this could be that the differences between the interventions were not as distinct as assumed.

We refer to episodic models as any model that describes categorization as essentially a memory based process as distinct from models that assume some form of abstraction occurs during learning as is described by prototype models.

When Duffy writes that a black cab is a 'sad hearse' (as distinct from all those happy hearses, one assumes), she is recycling the slightly better line (from Mean Time), 'a taxi implying a hearse'.

It is assumed that a minority culture can be identified as distinct from what it needs to be included into but much less is said about the majority culture in this respect.

Second, human rights are commonly assumed to refer, in some vague sense, to "fundamental," as distinct from "nonessential," claims or "goods".

The problem with the patient-satisfaction surveys is that they assume we can evaluate specific characteristics of doctors, or hospitals, as distinct from their general likability.

(As distinct from the hair).

(Identity, as distinct from his religious faith).

Islamist (as distinct from Islamic) terrorism, yes.

"Cognitively" as distinct from how?

Experiences are a distinct economic offering — as distinct from services as services are from goods.