The phrase "distinguish the difference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're trying to explain the differences between two things or concepts. For example, "In this exercise, you must distinguish the difference between the two types of verbs."
Moreover, Jürges relation cannot distinguish the difference between CHTC of different building wall surfaces, i.e., windward, leeward and side walls, but expresses the CHTC for walls generally.
Reasonable scoring function not only can correctly assess the docking results, but it also can distinguish the difference between the results of different docking (Bharatham et al. 2014; Li et al. 2015).
As a result, the existing approaches cannot distinguish the difference of permeability stress sensitivity between different tight oil reservoirs with the same permeability.
These different genes can be initially used as candidate genes to distinguish the difference in feed efficiency of pigs, although intensive research needs to be done in future to confirm this.
"With current technology, you can't distinguish the difference unless you see the light bulb," he said.
Is it the judge's responsibility to help the jury distinguish the difference?
The SC constraint is designed to produce global contrast with ability to distinguish the difference between "center and surround".
Now they either cannot distinguish the difference or, just as worryingly, even if they can it would appear they no longer care.
It would have been difficult to distinguish the difference in the decibel levels for Stot tlemyre and for the bullpen catcher.
And you have to have ridiculously good hearing to distinguish the difference in 24-bit sound (and even that might be imaginary).
Dr. Nestle believes people are either unwilling or unable to distinguish the difference between a 2-ounce bagel and one that weighs 6 ounces.
