Sentence examples for considered distant from from inspiring English sources

In 2013, when Takakura attended a ceremony to receive Japan's highest cultural award, the Order of Culture, at the Imperial Palace, he joked that he had often played characters considered distant from the exalted realm of the palace.

The participants' perception that these items measure the ability to comprehend the literal meaning is not considered distant from the test committees' intentions since reading the lines and reading between the lines are hard to distinguish clearly (Alderson, 2000).

A commune was considered distant from another, defined a priori, if at a greater distance than the median distance covered by the migrants between 1990 and 1999 (100 km overall, 60 km for 'isolated' and 120 km for 'non-isolated' communes).

Lung nodules along the surgical margin are considered locoregional metastases, whereas nodules remote from the surgical margin are usually considered distant metastases.

Paraaortal lymph node metastases per definition are considered distant metastases.

Cervical and abdominal lymph node disease was considered distant recurrence.

Other types of tumor recurrence are considered distant metastases.

The Poqomam who were settled in the new colonial settlement of Mixco by the Spanish had a long history of fine polychrome ceramic production, but no evidence of such production had been recovered during archaeological investigations, and the ruins were considered too distant from colonial Mixco.

The distal group includes all other organisms, which are considered phylogenetically distant from the query genome (e.g., other families, orders, etc).

In practice, these groups are considered as equally distant from each other.

End points considered were distant disease-free survival (DDFS), defined as time from surgery to any distant metastasis and breast cancer specific survival (BCSS), defined as time from surgery to breast cancer-related death.