Sentence examples for distinguished as from from inspiring English sources

One longstanding issue in autism research is "does delayed language development matter?" DSM-5 eliminated developmental cutoffs that previously distinguished AS from HFA, but debate still exists over whether AS (who by definition have no language delay) and HFA (who by definition have language delay) are distinct diagnostic categories (Gillberg 1998; Kugler 1998; Frith 2004).

That is, it is unclear whether there is a practical benefit in distinguishing AS from HFA and from PDD-NOS; the same child can receive different diagnoses depending on the screening tool.

Hallmark ultrastructural lesions such as thinning, thickening and longitudinal splitting of the glomerular basement membrane strongly suggest type IV collagen-associated disease but cannot always distinguish AS from thin glomerular basement nephropathy (TBMN) [ 7].

Distinguishing AS from high-functioning autism (HFA) or PDD-NOS in individuals without cognitive problems can be difficult [ 19], and it is this lack of distinction that has led to the elimination of these terms in DSM-5.

Furthermore the stable cell states (attractors) are distinguished as valleys from the instable and transient cell states that form hills.

Breast tumours were distinguished as a group from normal breast tissues by the expression of EZH2, CREBBP and HDAC4.

Genes with low ranks (large residuals) are genes SSEM-Lasso distinguishes as standing out from the background gene regulatory effects.

The debate about distinguishing AS from HFA is partly due to a tautological dilemma where disorders are defined based on severity of impairment, so that studies that appear to confirm differences based on severity are to be expected.

We detected circulating tumor DNA in mice with both cells, but could not distinguish sources as from living or dead tumor cells.

The groups are therefore referred to as "as-treated" to distinguish from as randomized.

The 'lived body' is the body which we experience as our body, as my body as distinguished from others' bodies.