Sentence examples for broadly distinguishable from inspiring English sources
Three strata of rainforests are broadly distinguishable: an understory, a middle story, and an upper story.
First, being "aligned" was interpreted very broadly, and second, no distinguishable approach to curriculum writing was identified or widely used (DeBoer, 2014).
Two age groups were compared, using separate between-subject t-tests (two tails), to test the hypothesis that broadly differing age classes are distinguishable, even if more precise ages cannot always be predicted based on call characteristics.
A procedure as simple as light microscopy-based quantitation of morphologically distinguishable blood cell types is so broadly useful that it has been a mainstay of clinical diagnosis for decades.
B. Clarke) C. Jeffrey & Y. L. Chen Jeffrey and Chenn 1984; Mathur, 1986), are somewhat similar to S. baoshanensis in habit, inflorescence shape, and pappus color, but all these Assam endemics are readily distinguishable from S. baoshanensis by, among others, the more or less broadly elliptic or oblong-elliptic leaves.
The colors now distinguishable.
All were distinguishable.
Skulduggery is not distinguishable from sport.
Crime is, broadly, falling.
I wanted kings that were distinguishable from queens, that were distinguishable from bishops, and so on.
