Sentence examples for be distinguished from another from inspiring English sources
One retail temple on Madison Avenue can often be distinguished from another only by the shade of beige on the wall.
The primary effusion lymphoma must be distinguished from another lymphoproliferative disease of the pleura that is the pyothorax-associated lymphoma.
Similarly, in the e-healthcare scenario where each patient's mobile phone can be considered in a single room, it can easily be distinguished from another patient's mobile phone in another room in the hospital.
It must be distinguished from another (more controversial) Leibnizian principle, the Identity of Indiscernibles, which says that if A and B share all their properties then A is identical with B).
The 6th century Alexandrian Olympiodorus must be distinguished from another Olympiodorus who supposedly lived in the first half of the 5th century C.E. and was said by Marinus in his Life of Proclus to have been a teacher of the latter at Athens.
The only way in which one god could be distinguished from another would be by coming "short of perfection in goodness, or power, or wisdom, or time, or place," but in that case "he would not be God" (John of Damascus, 173).
One molecule is distinguished from another by the positions of the carbon-carbon double bonds and by the structure of the hydrocarbon side chain on the fourth ring.
It's through such notable events that one life is distinguished from another; in fact, in an informal way, you might quantify your well-being as the sum total of notable events you experience across time.
These changes are critical for key eukaryotic processes of development and differentiation and may help to explain the mechanism by which one tissue is distinguished from another developmentally [ 2].
