Sentence examples for distinguished them to from inspiring English sources

Audi, BMW and Porsche, to name a few, claim that the push to provide ever-more-efficient models does not and should not mean sacrificing the performance that distinguished them to begin with.

He classified people into introverted and extraverted types and further distinguished them according to four primary functions of the mind thinking, feeling, sensation, and intuition one or more of which Jung believed predominates in any given person.

In contrast, Zhang et al. [ 51] reported that decreased NAA/Cr ratio in the posterior cingulate gyri characterized patients with MCI who progressed to AD and distinguished them from MCI patients who progressed to DLB.

We were unable to recover lines that distinguished them, and have treated them as a single entity in the adult.

But Gervais, a creator and star of the British version of "The Office," has been having it both ways: as I write in an article in this weekend's magazine, his true achievement is being irreverent enough to titillate audiences but reverent enough to his distinguished targets for them to invite him back to zing them yet again.

This distinguished them from their subnormal controls who did not have any preference although they still found it difficult to learn (Hermelin and O'Connor, 1967).

It is important to note that test values will be compared with the highest set of values obtained after the ranking process (0.9) because this distinguished them from the rest of results.

Epithelial staining of the mCTC distinguished them from cells normally within the blood.

This identified the key components of effective interventions and distinguished them from those of ineffective interventions.

Thus, this method correctly identified lysed cells, and distinguished them from apoptotic cells.

The presence of vimentin confirmed an ectomesenchymal origin of the cells and distinguished them from epithelial cells and endothelial cells.