Sentence examples for correct distinction from inspiring English sources

Existing systems are discouragingly expensive and yet they are only able to make a correct distinction between normal and abnormal samples in a fraction of cases.

Hence, correct distinction between peperite and sediment-infill volcanic breccia is an important means of discriminating felsic intrusions from felsic lavas and domes.

Scholars still respect him for his correct distinction between the genuine and the spurious epistles of the 2nd-century St. Ignatius of Antioch, on which he published works in 1644 and 1647.

If Mr. Romney's points were to be reformulated in a more defensible direction, the outline might look something like this: OF MAKING AND TAKING The correct distinction is not "makers versus takers".

The Mohists handle this issue implicitly, by acknowledging only reliably correct distinction drawing as knowledge.

This shows that the use of a single transgenic line in combination with DARPP-32 staining or a nuclear marker is sufficient for the correct distinction of striatonigral and striatopallidal neurons in histological analysis.

He said, "I expect my editors to make correct distinctions between what is in the public interest, and what is in the interest of the public".

It also provides an approach to winning any disputation: instead of seeking objective criteria that fix the correct distinctions between things, the disputer just redraws the distinctions between things or kinds in whatever way he needs to establish his claim.

The correct taxonomic distinction of the phylogenetic clusters of this genus is of great importance for their industrial applications and investigations of their medical relevance.

The Basic Intuition attributes to the victim not an incapacity for making the correct moral distinctions, but a justified failure to "tell right from wrong".

Hence the original conclusion of no benefit of early weaning is correct if no distinction is made among mothers at different stages of HIV progression.