Sentence examples for categorically distinguished from inspiring English sources
It appears that the two domains marked by maximization and minimization of the excitation rate are categorically distinguished from each other by simply a twist of relative behavior of r0 and γ oscillations.
Zuckerman categorically distinguished his proposed survey from 'undisciplined psychiatric studies'.
This is followed by categorically distinguishing or separating between the mainstream group and the labelled group, perceiving the labelled group as fundamentally different.
Because we cannot know Matrin 3 levels or activity in the developing DGAP105 heart, or the activity of the Matrin 3-β-Geo fusion protein in the mouse, we cannot categorically distinguish between gain- and a loss-of-function models for the mouse or human MATR3 mutations.
We used ten face stimuli and ten animal stimuli (the same stimuli were used in upright and inverted conditions); the two categories were highly schematic and trivial to distinguish categorically (See Figure S1).
One of the difficulties with this view is that it suggests a nonchalant willingness on the part of the Christian church to appropriate a pagan festival when the early church was so intent on distinguishing itself categorically from pagan beliefs and practices.
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Keats distinguishes these qualities of his ideal from the preconception, presupposition and predetermination of those who think categorically and theoretically.
"Separate," Luc announced categorically.
15 The findings and key messages were grouped categorically.
