Sentence examples for distinguished as good from inspiring English sources

But what kind of story would that make - two brothers not distinguished as good guy, bad guy?

Thus, the CuffDiff analysis was able to identify differential use of alternative promoters and alternative transcription sites but was not as good at distinguishing differential splicing.

People always talk about what distinguishes us from animals and that will be as good a candidate as any.

Although these are considered as "good species", they can only be distinguished by genitalic characters.

Pfleger et al. related to this issue, claiming that "Combinatorial strategies are only as good as the screens used to distinguish individual library members" [30].

For self rated oral health, we derived a binary variable distinguishing individuals who perceived their oral health as good or better from those who did not.

The ECB has not distinguished itself as a good judge of monetary policy, but this is partly because it has set itself an unduly strict operational target for inflation: it aims for inflation of 2% or less (rather than the Bank of England's 2.5%, with a margin above and below).Third, Europe's inept Stability and Growth Pact should be improved, preferably to the point where it ceases to exist.

Silk fibers have some prominent properties such as good hand feeling, great drapability, and bright luster [15], which distinguish silk from the other fibers.

A lot of these were not as good as previous examples, though it may be splitting hairs to distinguish levels of mediocrity.

Though, these results aren't as good as user behavioral features, they significantly help the neural network distinguish user characteristics of being fake or genuine.

But (except for the experts) people were terrible at distinguishing #3 from #4, and in fact manythought that #4 (which in reality is no more illuminating than #2) was nearly as good as #1.