Sentence examples for being distinguished from from inspiring English sources
What emerges may be a Democratic Party once again worthy of being distinguished from the Republicans; or, alternatively, a backward-looking party of resentment that stops the recovery in its tracks.
This indicates that these two tests are not only similar but also even close to being identical in terms of their test constructs; thus, they do not warrant being distinguished from each other by test types.
Here are the results: The oceanic crust altered by volcanism as well as damaged by intraplate earthquakes was visualized as the extremely high-attenuation zone (eHAZ), being distinguished from the normal oceanic crust (HAZ and LAZ).
It is one of two sister clades corresponding to genera in the Narcisseae, being distinguished from Sternbergia by the presence of a paraperigonium, and is monophyletic.
Albumin was camouflaged in sterile plastic containers and infused in opaque tubing to prevent it being distinguished from the placebo (0.9% sodium chloride solution).
Although differing in cell surface phenotype, these two cell types in vivo are almost identical with CD103+ DCs being distinguished from LN CD8α+ DCs by their expression of XCR1 and their enhanced capacity to cross-present exogenous antigens.
