Sentence examples for distinguishing difference from inspiring English sources

"I think the distinguishing difference about this group of people is they are able to share their knowledge," Wilpon said of Koufax, Leiter, Franco and Glavine.

The only distinguishing difference is the length of the transferred packets.

Another distinguishing difference the team points to is a tamper detection feature to warn if someone is trying to pick the lock.

The application of CpGlobal to measure the changes in global DNA methylation in lung cancer has demonstrated that there exists a distinguishing difference between Normal Non-Disease and Normal Disease tissue.

To identify the distinguishing difference(s) between the FCoV pathotypes, we initiated a full genome sequencing program of FECVs found in the feces of apparently healthy cats and of FIPVs found in organs or ascites of cats with pathologically confirmed feline infectious peritonitis.

There were distinguishing differences in projections of the geographic patterns of species richness and hotspots between the modelling techniques.

The cumulative release profile of individual pellet using the 400-DS dissolution apparatus 7 was found to be more precise at distinguishing differences in the applied coat quality.

This article provides a dynamic account by distinguishing differences in social integration that develop shortly after immigrants' arrival in the host country from changes with length of stay.

Findings reveal that most studies investigating factors associated with gifted underachievement do not employ research designs capable of distinguishing differences between gifted achievers and underachievers.

The vision of what was, until this week, called Windows on ARM, or WOA was to produce something that looks and felt like an iPad, but with two distinguishing differences.

Chinese leaders have also grown more sophisticated, he said, in distinguishing differences within the American system of government, including the executive and legislative branches.