Sentence examples for distinguish correctly from inspiring English sources
To explain the notion of a created individual substance, therefore, he has to explain the notion of a created agent, which requires that he distinguish correctly between the actions of creatures and the actions of God.
The experimental curve lies between the lines corresponding to an FWMH of 1.1 and 1.3 mm, meaning that it will be difficult to distinguish correctly elements smaller than these two sizes.
Q11 aligned with the classroom activity, asking students to distinguish between arm span measurements for a single student (lower plot) and a class (upper plot) (see Additional file 1), followed by the reason for being able to distinguish correctly.
In many cases, falsely identified domains contain for instance short domains like Zn-fingers, which are difficult to distinguish correctly (see Supplemental Table S2).
One organisation did not distinguish correctly between the 2 contractual positions, and included nurses and rehabilitation therapists in the "highly specialised" category.
Discrimination refers to the ability of the rule to distinguish correctly the patients with different outcomes (breast cancer/no breast cancer).
To this end, we used a verbal recognition task, distinguishing correctly recognized words, correctly rejected words, and a low-level baseline condition.
From Fig. 4, we can see that signal 1 and signal 2 cannot be distinguished correctly by the MUSIC spatial spectrum obtained by the time-frequency information of the unipolar component because their time-frequency points are too near and there are very serious cross-term, resulting in fuzzy of their time-frequency information.
In other words, the probability of distinguishing correctly was akin to a coin flip!
The outcome of such training will be virtues, reliable dispositions to distinguish right from not correctly in speech and action.
The "root" is the historical precedent and evidence provided by the deeds of the ancient sage kings, moral exemplars who reliably distinguished right from wrong correctly and whose way we thus seek to follow.
