Sentence examples for distinguished through a combination from inspiring English sources

As a result, three etymologically distinct phonemes can be distinguished through a combination of spelling and pronunciation: /s/ written, /ʃ/ written, and /ś/ (pronounced /s/ but written ).

Dual apprenticeships are distinguished by a combination of company- and school-based training (Maurer and Gonon 2013; SERI 2016).

Four stage classes were distinguished with a combination of reproductive and size criteria (Table  1).

When Google first appeared, in the late nineties, it distinguished itself with a combination of intelligence and friendliness.

The NSF45K array was designed with the oligo identification tool PICKY 2.0 to distinguish 1,583 alternatively spliced transcripts through a combination of 3,430 shared and unique oligonucleotides [5, 14].

In particular they produce extracellular matrix molecules including collagen types I and III and fibronectin, while also expressing CD45 and CD34, and can be distinguished from monocytes, macrophages and fibroblasts through a combination of markers [3].

Aristotle distinguishes things that have sentential unity through a combination of expressions ('a horse runs') from those that do not ('horse'runsuns'); the latter are dealt with in the Categories (the title really means 'predications'[1]).

Such new NLO fluorinated polyimides are distinguished by an excellent combination of NLO activity, temporal stability, and optical loss.

"You keep going through a combination of tiredness and adrenaline.

Topics are selected through a combination of algorithms and staff.

It works through a combination of shaming and social pressure.