Sentence examples for distinguishable from other groups from inspiring English sources

Worse still, does it reinforce the contemporary movement towards white identitarianism ― the erroneous belief that "white" people per se have common interests that are readily distinguishable from other groups.

The dendogram showed, in particular, that pSS and RA-sSS were so close in value that together they made a cluster easily distinguishable from the other groups.

None of these biomarkers were found to be significant when analysing the earlier stage breast cancer groups and it is evident that only the advanced breast cancer group was distinguishable from the other groups using these biomarkers.

An exception were the Basques of Spain -- a geographically and linguistically isolated population that was genetically distinguishable from other European groups.

Likewise, multilocus genotypes may be most similar among individuals within families, a group of families forms a population distinguishable from other such populations by their genetic make-up and groups of populations within a species may be genetically more similar to each other than to populations of other such groups.

As previously reported by our group and others, this study did find C. glabrata to be readily distinguishable from other species that produced pink to lavender colonies on CaC.

CurlySMILES uses the same notation to encode the radical, but encodes a methyl group as C. In a CurlySMILES notation, SMILES code is strictly separated and distinguishable from other parts in the notation by using curly braces.

Nuclear Science and Engineering NSEE) is based on a fundamental discipline which is easily distinguishable from other forms of engineering.

Eventually it was fully reworked to become less readily distinguishable from other heavy supraglacial debris.

These people are distinguishable from other Afghans by their clean-shaven faces.

Heavy bombers equipped for long-range nuclear air-launched cruise missiles (ALCM's) will be distinguishable from other heavy bombers.