Sentence examples for be distinguished from this from inspiring English sources
This medium sized hermit is very similar in appearance to the Long-tailed Hermit (P. supreciliosus), but can be distinguished from this species by its faint gular stripe.
But all the cases where it has been so held may be distinguished from this case none have gone the length of maintaining the present action.
Sharply to be distinguished from this first thesis of the Unity of Science is a second that formulates a reductionism of a very different type: whereas the first thesis concerns the unity of the observational basis of all the sciences, the second proposes (tentatively) a unity of the explanatory principles of science.
If Gertz is to be distinguished from this case, on the ground that it applies only where the allegedly false publication deals with a matter of general or public importance, then where the false publication does not deal with such a matter, the common-law rules would apply whether the defendant is a member of the media or other public disseminator or a nonmedia individual publishing privately.
Two significant factors could be distinguished from this formula: one is the so-called structural effect as a result of the W total under the fixed gate length, and the other is related to the RDs' position effect.
P. nevadensis can be distinguished from this and other superficially similar Pluteus species by differences in microscopic characteristics.
Since we hold that Coleman may be distinguished from the instant case on this ground, we need not decide whether Coleman may also be distinguished in other ways.
(This should be distinguished from the unemployment rate, which is calculated through a separate survey and which is subject to a higher degree of statistical error).
This should be distinguished from the direction of Ds asymmetry, which can be clearly read from high magnification images.
This should be distinguished from the subordinate item 'infrastructure' which refers to the specialized support system during clinical trials involving trained clinical trial professionals.
This should be distinguished from the phenomenon of contamination, where the control group receives (some of) the intervention targeted at the study group.
