Sentence examples for distinction of that from inspiring English sources

However, only one set of dialysis parameters was studied, which is an important distinction of that study compared to the present investigation [ 13].

Kath was always making distinctions of that kind.

(He much preferred the crisp distinctions of that area's topography and flora to the blending greens of the Northeast).

There was no single archvillain in "The Prisoner," which was one of the many distinctions of that legendary late-60s spy series.

The HA coatings weaken the stress concentration and improve the biomechanical property in the bone, however, in HA coatings thickness range of 60 120 μm, the distinctions of that benefit are not obvious.

This design allows the distinction of genes that are regulated in response to stress from those that are associated with Al tolerance.

Wyclif's position about the nature of substance implies that the distinction between potency and act is, from the point of view of metaphysics, the most fundamental distinction, of which that between form and matter is but one example.

We examined the time course of the different species in the model making a careful distinction of events that occurred before and after proteasome inhibition.

By the early 1970s Gough had succeeded in shaking off his horror image and had pleasingly matured into a character actor of some distinction, one of that band of British performers whose faces are better known than their names.

Whether it's the right distinction of assets that you need right now, I don't know.

But hedge fund manager Donald Sussman — founder and chairman of Paloma Partners and the husband of Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-Maine — earned the distinction of being that super PAC's No. 1 donor, giving $350,000 during the first half of the year.