Sentence examples for enough distinguishing from inspiring English sources

At an event Wednesday morning in New York City, Nokia introduced its newest top-of-the-line smartphone -- the Lumia 920 -- and argued that it has enough distinguishing, unmatched features that consumers should abandon their Androids, iPhones and BlackBerries in favor of the latest Windows Phone hero device.

This discrimination is possible even in preclinically affected mice, particularly using IHC, provided that there are enough distinguishing markers present.

He played the melody of his chosen standard abstrusely, but with enough distinguishing features to spark recognition.

I am also saddened that the perpetrators of murders of civilian U.N. staff members are referred to as "demonstrators" and "protesters" by the IHT and other media sources, without enough distinguishing between those who protested and those who killed.

Moreover, since recent advances in human microbiome research have demonstrated that "personal microbiomes contain enough distinguishing features to identify an individual over time" (Franzosa et al., 2015), namely, each human carries unique personalized "microbial fingerprints" or "microbial cloud" (Meadow et al., 2015).

Americans have a hard enough time distinguishing between politics and entertainment.

However, apart from rhinorrhea, which lacked adequate sensitivity and specificity, we found that all other variables were specific (>70%) but not sensitive enough in distinguishing influenza from OFI.

While k-mer size 41 was high enough to distinguish between the homeologous copies it was also small enough to assemble genes with a medium expression level.

The makers obviously have sense enough to preserve what was effective about the original, and invention enough to distinguish their work too".

MAE: It's cool enough to distinguish between truth and falsehood.

Perhaps at bottom, there was little enough to distinguish Albert and George, beyond the cosmetics of their craft.