Sentence examples for distinguished of that from inspiring English sources

Certainly Mr Jeyaretnam, most distinguished of that tiny band, was never silenced.

The first, in asking what the earlier court would have done, assimilates the task of distinguishing to that of determining the law-maker's intent behind their ruling.

On clinical diagnosis, it is important that the pleural effusion of MPM is distinguished from that of lung cancer or tuberculosis.

The diffusion coefficient of a species is distinguished from that of an electrolyte.

We consider it crucial that the task of characterizing EDs be distinguished from that of categorizing EDs.

Where the category of 'disabled person' is distinguished from that of 'non disabled person' along that spectrum will vary in different data collection exercises.

Furthermore, the signal of complementary target can be clearly distinguished from that of single-base mismatched sequences, indicating the high specificity of the HCR CBA.

Furthermore, the composition of the coatings must be distinguished from that of the stuffing.

For instance, two groups have reported that the microbiomes of diabetes patients can be distinguished from that of nondiabetics.

They also noted that "the thought expressed in this reaches only to the work of the manual laborer, as distinguished from that of the professional man".

In fact, the genomic content of these isolates cannot be distinguished from that of A909.