Sentence examples for distinguish new from inspiring English sources

New identification techniques like DNA bar coding and digital imaging have allowed researchers to distinguish new species from others that they resemble closely.

They also have one thing in common: an affection for the older, architecturally diverse homes that distinguish New Brighton and its surrounding north shore communities from the newer construction common to Staten Island's south shore.

Without matching with a PIN, it is impossible to distinguish new patients from recurrent ones or to link these data with other sources.

In this study, we could not determine the timing of the occurrence of debarking and did not distinguish new and old debarking.

Inhibited mice showed an abnormal lack of curiosity about new mice, suggesting that they might not have been able to distinguish new mice from strangers, the team reported this week in Nature.

This means the brain was unable to distinguish new, irrelevant situations from something that's familiar or non-threatening, resulting in anxiety.

Distinguishing new models from the competition is increasingly important, said Gary L. Cowger, president of General Motors North Americann operations.

And, besides distinguishing new from old, from a distance, the striping creates a subtle unevenness that gives the walls a patina of age, avoiding the unnatural, too-new aura that is the architectural equivalent of elective cosmetic surgery.

School reform is one of the great issues of the past few decades, and during the eighties and nineties supporting it was one of the key things that distinguished "New Democrats" like the Clintons from traditional Democrats.

It believes that tackling the problems of society's losers is one way of distinguishing New Labour from the Tories who, the Blairites argue, were wont to ignore people on the margins.

These results emphasize the importance of distinguishing new from existing exports when investigating the dimensions that affect export performance.