Sentence examples for distinguished such as from inspiring English sources
Various gradations of bhakti are distinguished, such as awe, subservience, and parental affection.
This immediately raises the question of whether other regions of real space should be distinguished, such as biological and spiritual (e.g., historical) spaces.
Small structural differences in molecules such as DGMP (2'-deoxyguanosine 5'-monophosphate) and IMP (inosine 5'-monophosphate) or Asp and Glu can readily be distinguished, such as when 1 binds to the N-7 position of the nucleobase of DGMP or IMP and when 1 binds to the carboxylate of Asp or Glu.
Even when non-specific staining can be better distinguished, such as when recording calcium dynamics with multi-photon laser scanning microscopy, precise calibration of intracellular calcium levels are required to make inter-experiment comparisons.
Several levels of dynamics of membrane proteins can be distinguished, such as conformational changes, diffusion, and interaction.
Anatomical substructures in the white matter can clearly be distinguished, such as the pyramidal and cortical spinal tracts.
Contemporary philosophy of language describes models in which the correctness of the application of some ordinary language expression such as 'water', 'elm' or 'star' can turn on the presence or absence of a feature that ordinary speakers need not be able to distinguish, such as having a certain constitution or make-up.
When combined, prompts were difficult to clearly distinguish, such as when verbal guidance was followed closely by visual guidance.
We could not distinguish such subtypes as we lacked details of gene mutations such as BRCA1 which can influence survival (Stoppa-Lyonnet et al, 2000).
Possible reasons for mismatch might be due to participants having difficulty in distinguishing such terms as "a wide range of", "a large number of" and "a range of".
Among the viral marketing and social media mining field, it is one of the important issue to distinguish such mechanical bots as spam.
