Sentence examples for conventionally distinguished from inspiring English sources
Within the framework of continuum fracture mechanics, brittle fracture of a notch is conventionally distinguished from that of a crack due to the absence of stress singularity near the notch root.
As noted in the Introduction, frequency domain analyses of MEG time series data conventionally distinguish evoked from induced components.
Conventionally, RCTs can be distinguished by many elements that follow the well-documented principles of sound trial design [ 45].
C-reactive protein (CRP) is a serological parameter conventionally used to distinguish SLE flare-up from infection.
These ideas will remain difficult to test directly, because fate-mapping and gene knock-out approaches are unavailable in humans, and gene expression signatures or marker profiles that distinguish conventionally differentiated Th17 cells [ 42] from bifunctional Th1/17 or Th17/22 cells, ex-Th17 cells and conventional Th1 and Th22 cells are only emerging in humans.
The authors assessed cell surface receptors to distinguish between conventionally activated T cells and T cells that expand homeostatically.
Even someone considered "conventionally pretty," the ubiquitous Kate Upton, who is Elle's September cover girl, has distinguished herself with somewhat outré YouTube videos and a body more buxom than the typical runway waif.
It has also put a greater premium on service, distinguished by attentive young waiters with more knowledge and palpable enthusiasm about the menu than many of their counterparts at more conventionally polished establishments.
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Although lordly vassals might conventionally be referred to as "princes," the title of prince was not official in France until the 15th century, when members of the royal house came to be distinguished as "princes of the blood" (princes du sang) with specified rights of precedence; in 1711 they were granted precedence absolutely.
