Sentence examples for be distinguished appropriately from inspiring English sources

Different beliefs, according to Bigelow and Pargetter, can be distinguished appropriately only if one takes into consideration the way the subject is acquainted with the individuals and properties her belief is about (they use the technical term "modes of acquaintance" in that context).

Three responses can be distinguished.

Although it can be argued that patients may not always be able to distinguish between symptoms, signs, safety events and ADRs, this should not matter unduly, provided that AEs and ADRs are distinguished and appropriately interpreted.

There will be distinguishing characteristics.

William R. Thorsen, the client, was a retired lumberman, and the house, appropriately enough, is distinguished by its use of exotic woods, finely crafted, smoothed and rounded, and large plate-glass windows that take advantage of the spectacular bay views.

You now have to mark both ends of each wire appropriately so that they are distinguished.

So shared activity is distinguished from a mere aggregation of individual acts by a structure of appropriately related participatory intentions across different individuals.

They're distinguished academics.

The prose is distinguished.

Specimens are distinguished by fluorescence.

Two dialectal varieties are distinguished.