Sentence examples for distinguishing which from inspiring English sources

A female frog may sit and listen for as long as half an hour, distinguishing which call has the right stuff before selecting one male from the chorus.

A new study finds that they do this by distinguishing which nostril the scent of food hit first, then swimming in that direction.

However, distinguishing which mutations are functionally relevant to cancer pathogenesis remains a major challenge.

The validation precisely focused on distinguishing which features are key to understand the size of discussion threads.

"It's going to be useful for distinguishing which mosquitoes are more dangerous," says Andrew Spielman of Harvard's School of Public Health.

First, it does a poor job distinguishing which development patterns, from emergence to adoption to evolution, apply to which financial innovations.

Another theory holds that the subconscious mind can distinguish which groups matter and how much.

There were many moments when it was impossible to distinguish which team were the associates.

If the individual were unable to distinguish which was which, the machine would win the game.

Normal DNA sequencing cannot distinguish which mutations are important and which are not.

It's hard to distinguish which season is preparation and which is performance.