Sentence examples for distinguished to avoid from inspiring English sources

All are valid and important constructs to address patient-reported outcomes but should be carefully distinguished to avoid misleading interpretation of results.

However, the philosophical discourse addresses very different meanings of the term, which should be distinguished to avoid misunderstandings, but also to sharpen the key meanings of the term in psychological contexts.

The specific interest of this lesion is that it should be distinguished from malignancies to avoid radical surgery.

In contrast to other software [ 15, 18, 39], it is not intended for the design of primers for high-throughput analysis but for the of study particular cases where very closely-related sequences must be distinguished in order to avoid cross-reaction.

But it also manages to distinguish itself enough to avoid any accusations that it's simply "copying" the iPhone maker.

I do not distinguish it from H to avoid spurious precision.

Therefore, appropriate measures need to be taken in order to distinguish OCT4A isoform and to avoid confusion.

For further reference, the gene clusters encoding these transporters were named cutABC, cutDEF, cutGHI, cutJKL, cutMNO in order to distinguish between them and to avoid duplicity of gene names.

MDMCs and their management should be distinguished from other types of coasts to avoid possible confusion in the literature.

Incidental small benign lesions are relatively common in patients with malignant disease, and must be distinguished from metastatic disease in order to avoid erroneous management.

In order to avoid having to distinguish between meaning and character, some philosophers, including Gilbert Harman and Ned Block, have recommended supplementing a theory of truth with what is called a conceptual-role semantics (also known as cognitive-role, computational-role, or inferential-role semantics).