Sentence examples for be distinguished by subtle from inspiring English sources

These two phrases are identical in spelling and phonetic pronunciation but can be distinguished by subtle prosodic cues [13].

Several mushroom species that are similar in appearance to P. pelliculosa can be distinguished by subtle differences in the form of the fruit body, or by microscopic characteristics.

These song types can be distinguished by subtle differences – the tempo of a male's directed songs is typically slightly faster than that of his undirected songs, and details of fine acoustic structure are more variable from song to song during undirected singing [11] [13].

In recent years, the development of advanced morphometric tools has allowed researchers to differentiate subtle variations that cannot be distinguished by mere "eyeballing" as was carried out in in traditional cladistics.

Differentiations between P. glabra and P. fruticosa are quite subtle, and can only be distinguished by the color of the petals (white versus yellow) [ 18].

The subtle differences between vancomycin-treated eyes of different groups were not able to be distinguished by photography (not shown).

When it's very fresh and perfectly cooked, high-grade seafood is distinguished by a subtle sweetness below the initial savoury impact.

Such late paintings as Second-Story Sunlight (1960) are distinguished by extremely subtle spatial relationships and an even greater mastery of light than is seen in his work of the 1920s.

As promised, the ad is distinguished by a subtle yellow background and a "sponsored link" header.

In addition to obvious physical attributes like height, skin, and hair color, Beckett's girls are distinguished by their subtle facial expressions and general awareness of the viewer.

They are very subtle works, but "Earth" is distinguished by an actual shell; a piece of bone is incorporated into "Fire".