Sentence examples for capable of distinguish from inspiring English sources

Similarly, although some of the remaining 13 major genes had small p-values (ranging 10-2~10-17), none of their genotypes was capable of distinguish HT patients from NC subjects.

Audiences are perfectly capable of distinguishing between the crazed and the creative.

"Voters are capable of distinguishing the Republican party from Donald Trump," he said.

It said the United Nations official "simply is not capable of distinguishing between good and evil".

In any event, none of them seem to have been capable of distinguishing right from wrong.

Moral as an adjective can be defined as relating to, dealing with or capable of distinguishing between right and wrong.

Techniques that are capable of distinguishing between the different types of globulins and other blood proteins are used instead.

Muslims are of course capable of distinguishing between proper journalistic use and the symbolic propaganda that lay behind Jyllands-Posten's initial publication".

In my experience as an anthropologist of homelessness, I have seen that some faith-based services appear to be capable of distinguishing between providing services and proselytizing.

The energy of the rays is exquisitely tuned, capable of distinguishing the relatively inert uranium-238, for example, from the rare and explosive uranium-235.

Although voters north of the border are quite capable of distinguishing between Scottish and Westminster elections, this slump appears to be dragging down Labour's support at Westminster.