Sentence examples for be distinguished from true from inspiring English sources

Although there is a superficial resemblance, artificial porcelain can generally be distinguished from true porcelain by its softer body.

Pseudoaneurysm may be distinguished from true aneurysm by imaging with the findings of underlying cause (surrounding inflammation, haemorrhage) and irregular wall (Fig. 7).

In the case of Watts v. United States (1969), the United States Supreme Court ruled that mere political hyperbole must be distinguished from true threats.

Chronic exercise-induced inflammation is associated with iron deficiency, which should be distinguished from true anemia.

Finally, tubulorrhexis in acute tubular necrosis can be associated with granulomatous inflammation and must be distinguished from true GIN.

Upon cloning, polymerase errors cannot be distinguished from true mutations and may give an overestimation of mutation load.

Two cases of medial clavicular non-union, initially thought to be chronic anterior sternoclavicular dislocations, demonstrate that pseudo-dislocation cannot be distinguished from true-dislocation by physical examination and plain radiographs.

Corms are sometimes called solid bulbs, or bulbo-tubers, but they are distinguished from true bulbs and tubers (compare bulb; tuber).

Calluna vulgaris is distinguished from true heaths, which are sometimes loosely called heather, by the lobes of its calyx, which conceal the petals; in true heaths the petals are longer than the calyx.

It is therefore crucial that dispersed or emulsified phases within the continuous aqueous phase, e.g. DOM and microemulsions of phthalates, are distinguished from true solutions in the experimental measurements of partitioning coefficients, e.g. in order not to underestimate the mobility of sorbed substance.

These were distinguished from true enhancers in secondary screens, where we compared siRNA effects in low drug and zero drug.