Sentence examples for easily distinguished from from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, it is easily distinguished from both by its pervading smell of aniseed.
Morphologically, it is easily distinguished from others due to the absence of eyes and short antennae.
It is easily distinguished from P. cumingi, which has short, dark brown fur.
The embryonic sporophyte is not easily distinguished from the gametophyte that bears it.
Kings County's bottles are easily distinguished from those marketed by big corporations.
Computational biology is more easily distinguished from mathematical biology, though there are overlaps.
Easily distinguished from James Nutini, Daniel Blunt and Paolo Powter, this singer-songwriter-studmuffin sold loads of albums last year.
Artificial signals are easily distinguished from natural signals because they can clearly be seen to carry information.
A regenerated tail, therefore, is easily distinguished from an original one yet appears sufficient to serve the purpose.
The remains of religious rites are "often not easily distinguished from those of political, social and festive ritual," he writes.
Silver-shaded with prominently forked tails, they are easily distinguished from other trevally species by their steep head profile.
