Sentence examples for distinguished any from inspiring English sources

George Washington, who had just disbanded his victorious army and retired to Mount Vernon, complained that he was "locked up" there by snow and ice between Christmas Eve and early March, while James Madison wrote from his home in Virginia that "we have had a severer season and particularly a greater quantity of snow than is remembered to have distinguished any preceding winter".

Since there is only one truth, it cannot be distinguished any further.

The kernel of Fraenkel's method for proving the independence of AC is the observation that, since atoms cannot be set-theoretically distinguished, any permutation of the set \(A\) of atoms induces a structure-preserving permutation an automorphism of the universe \(V(A)\) of sets built from \(A\).

A dissociation protocol was also run, and the melting curve distinguished any nonspecific product and primer-dimers.

The outcomes within the rituximab group were dichotomous, with significantly different median survival time in responders compared with nonresponders and control patients, though there were no pathologic parameters that distinguished any subset of patients 139.

Interestingly, the impact of SPINK1 on prognosis was highest in the less aggressive clinical subsets of breast cancer (ER+/LN−, Table 1), Further, we studied if SPINK1 was a predictor of outcome or distinguished any intrinsic subtypes within the ER+ tumours.

How do we distinguish any of this from education?

But he could not distinguish any other shape combinations.

Best and worst away fans Nothing to distinguish any of them.

With proper rewards, the subject may learn to distinguish any "odd" member of any set from those that are similar.

"There is enough space for refugees in Germany but the problem is that we don't distinguish any more between migrants and asylum seekers".