Sentence examples for distinguished future from inspiring English sources

Spoiled by the wild profits of the eighties, the owners rarely have patience for a more modest yet distinguished future.

Over the entire pre-classification period, random forest models incorporating ANA and anti-Ro/SSA positivity with levels of IL-5, IL-6, and the IFN-γ-induced chemokine, MIG, distinguished future SLE patients with 92% (±1.8%) accuracy, compared to 78% accuracy utilizing ANA positivity alone.

For instance, like others, we found that among the high-skill workforce, advanced science courses (Tyson et al. 2007) and STEMM career expectation (Tai, Liu, Maltese, & Fan, 2006) distinguished future STEMM workers from non-STEMM workers.

In this respect, Ansoff himself had distinguished future uncertainty into an uncertainty which preserves a certain continuity compared with the past and therefore enables observers to estimate historical regularities, and an uncertainty which, on the contrary, is characterized by discontinuities and can become a threat or an opportunity.

While the authors estimate the value of life (VOL), which is the most important valuation parameter in the analysis, the authors distinguished future deaths from current deaths, and deaths that would have occurred soon anyway even if there were no pollution from deaths that would not have.

A great source of professional pride was hiring and training some of the firm's most distinguished future leaders.

In doing so, we will highlight the ways in which the dynamic mechanisms in the two models are in fact similar as well as ways that they can be distinguished in future experimental studies, to help determine whether or not separate pattern generating components complement rhythm generators in producing respiratory outputs.

These possibilities will need to be distinguished in future work.

There are several ways these different explanations could be distinguished in future research.

This captures what perhaps best distinguishes future Internet accounts of smart cities from Triple Helix models of their development.

There are, however, a few languages which use temporal morphology to distinguish between future and non-future.