Sentence examples for distinguished than from inspiring English sources
No "Swan Lake" in my experience is more visually distinguished than this one.
So almost everything is new, and rebuilding seems to result inevitably in something less distinguished than what was replaced.
No living poet has written verse more delicately rendered or distinguished than Walcott, though few individual poems seem destined to be remembered.
This production, directed by J. R. Sullivan, though ably acted, is hardly more distinguished than a college play, and now seems merely innocuous.
Bitter experience tells you that nothing is more testing for any writer, however distinguished, than to recast familiar material in a new form.
This relationship specifies that events become detectable with either deeper coverage or longer segments, and low copy events are more easily distinguished than high copy events.
The images are more realistic, and the system can generate three-quarter angle views of the face, which are easier to distinguish than direct frontal views, says Dr Frowd.His team has also found that by combining the images generated by different witnesses, or even from a single witness, it is possible to get an even better likeness.
We note that the PTM matrices for the MW pre-spill sample (Fig. 2) and the Eugene Island sample (refer Fig. 3) are visually easier to distinguish than the original biomarker ROI image.
Consequently, conformational factors (non-R1, non-R2, non-R3) that contribute to substrate recognition are certainly more subtle and intricate to distinguish than R1, R2 and R3 whose identification was exclusively based on sequence '(dis)similarities'.
Moreover, co-expression and perturbation interactions, which have a larger overlap, were easier to distinguish than genetic interactions and perturbation interactions.
Variation in performance mainly depended on the types of communities being compared, rather than on the mean read length: Pop1 and Pop3 are much more difficult to distinguish than the other two pairs of communities.
