"distinguish terms" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
It can be used when you are trying to make a clear distinction between two or more terms or topics. For example, "The professor differentiated between the terms 'solidification' and 'freezing' in order to help students distinguish terms."
An example of this was the redefinition of gestational age, for which we used birth weight to distinguish term and preterm deliveries.
The emphasis on relation similarly undermines any attempt to reduce opposed or distinguished terms to some element common to both.
Later theorists emphasized the contrast between general terms like 'star' and singular terms like 'Vega', while also distinguishing terms from syncategorematic expressions (e.g., 'every' and 'is') that can combine with terms to form complex subjects and predicates, including 'will lie'cancan lie', and 'may have lied'.
What distinguishes term rewriting from equational logic is that in term rewriting equations are used as unidirectional reduction rules as opposed to equality which works in both directions.
Up to date, 4 general classes of integrons have been identified and distinguished, termed classes 1 4 integrons.
In addition, we distinguish short-term and long-term effects by taking into account the timing of the periods of work absence.
In fact, we previously reported that biopsy sample expression profiles could distinguish long-term or short-term survivors by definitive chemoradiotherapy [8]; however, surgical sample expression profiles never identified poor prognostic subgroups with extensive lymph node metastasis [10].
2. A single assessment one month after consultation does not sufficiently distinguish long-term from short-term effects.
It is important to distinguish the terms "enzyme" and "enzymatic activity".
