Sentence examples for distinguishable concept from inspiring English sources

In this study, we focussed on a clearly distinguishable concept of the self, the attribution of personal relevance to everyday stimuli [14], [15] (for a recent review concerning the various concepts of the self, see [6]).

Our pediatric focus group interviews during scale development differentiated the separate and distinguishable concepts of shortness of breath from increased breathing effort, prompting creation of the "breathing effort" sub-scale [2, 11].

Songza is trying to offer a music experience that is comparable in the breadth of its feature set yet distinguishable enough in concept from popular music services like Spotify, Pandora, and Turntable.fm to make a mark on the music space.

This concept is more distinguishable at more injection time (0.6 PV).

The other concepts are not so distinguishable in terms of proportion of positive sentiment; however, "family" tends to be the more negative concept, particularly since 1998.

It is a concept that has two distinguishable domains, material and social circumstances.

They serve as signatures for the concepts concerned, and remain distinguishable from one another despite distortion that occurs during training.

It remains to be seen, however, whether the republican concept of freedom is ultimately distinguishable from the negative concept, or whether republican writers on freedom have not simply provided good arguments to the effect that negative freedom is best promoted, on balance and over time, through certain kinds of political institutions rather than others.

The lineages are also phenetically distinguishable, in line with the phenetic species concept [ 56, 57].

Our results support the concept that CFS and nPTLS are distinguishable disorders with distinct CSF proteomes, where one can be separated from the other.

The profiles are also clearly distinguishable by attitude toward learning and self-concept.