Sentence examples for distinguished designations from inspiring English sources

In those areas, wines with Cabernet Sauvignon are relegated to less distinguished designations such as Vino de la Tierra or Vino de Mesa.

In this article, corticobasal degeneration and progressive supranuclear palsy are used to refer to the pathological entities corticobasal degeneration and progressive supranuclear palsy, distinguished from the clinical designations of corticobasal syndrome and progressive supranuclear palsy syndrome.

Early and late MCI designations were not distinguished for this analysis.

To address potential residual heterozygosity in the parental 'Micro-Tom' lines used to create AMF2 and MMF2, they are distinguished in this study by the designations 'Micro-Tom_AM' and 'Micro-Tom_MM', respectively.

Its statutory designation distinguishes the fund as a trust rather than a special fund.

(The designation of "major subgroup" used here should be distinguished from the "subgroup" term that is sometimes used in the literature to reference the Greek letter-labeled classes).

We propose that the bat-derived isolate be distinguished as part of a new lineage with the suggested genus designation Chiropoxvirus.

Unlike those regions, Roussillon has no grand cru or premier cru designations to distinguish its greatest wines; the atmosphere is egalitarian rather than aristocratic.

It's not clear exactly how many restaurants in Connecticut define themselves as clam shacks because there are no regulatory designations that distinguish clam shacks from other types of restaurants.

aPublication is using different designations to distinguish QSAR concept (regular text) from QsarDB concept (ie. type definition, regular text with capital initial letter).

Those who supported him as Muslims received special designations: the Medinans were called anṣār ("helpers"), and his fellow emigrants were distinguished as muhājirūn ("emigrants").