Sentence examples for distinguished the problem from inspiring English sources

When he gave his initial statement of the problem, Boethius the character had distinguished the problem at issue that of divine prescience from that of divine predetermination.

This entails distinguishing the problem and finding appropriate solutions.

Probably the most common rejoinder to the problem of prevention is to distinguish the problems to which they respond.

Our model allows us to clearly state the limitations of such architectures in producing expert analysis, and to precisely formalise and distinguish the problems that lead to sub-optimality.

For large K, where the allele frequencies are closer together and harder to distinguish, the problems are magnified across a wide spectrum of and larger coverage is required before the bias disappears, see Supplementary Figures S6.

Two sides or facets of the problem of induction should be distinguished: The epistemological problem is to find a method for distinguishing good or reliable inductive habits from bad or unreliable habits.

Local stochastic independence (conditional independence) should be distinguished from the problem of the clinical local independence of items.

Throughout we have been distinguishing the justificatory problem from the deliberative model.

Distinguish the business problem.

That evidence is particularly convincing in the developing world, where Asian successes act as a fine example to others.Where rich-country campaigners and, even more important, rich-country governments—need to work harder is in distinguishing the real problems of the third world from those sweepingly claimed by anti-globalisation campaigners.

It remains important, however, to distinguish the two problems because the moral issues they raise are distinct, even if related, and the moral objections to counting non health benefits are not entirely the same as those to counting indirect benefits.