Sentence examples for function distinguishing from inspiring English sources

In English, stress has a grammatical function, distinguishing between nouns and verbs, such as an insult versus to insult.

In many languages, including English, intonation serves a grammatical function, distinguishing one type of phrase or sentence from another.

One function distinguishing the new FujiFilm model from other cameras is the self-timer for lovers ("ai suru taimaa" in Japanese).

Category Z was created to include permease function, distinguishing sugar permeases (Zs) and other permeases (Zr).

Irs1 -/-female mice also displayed normal anterior pituitary function, distinguishing them from long-living somatotrophic axis mutants.

Further defining the physical interfaces of Gas1-Shh and Gas1-Ret binding should allow the design of function distinguishing mutations of Gas1.

The 3D intestinal tissues develop physiological barrier function, distinguish between high- and low-permeability compounds, and have functional P-gp and BCRP transporters.

"They're addressing exactly the right problem; their audit function distinguishes them from anybody else," said Phil Lynch, VP sales, Reuters America Inc. Informationn is where software was half a dozen years ago; just figuring how to control licenses and iterations and duplication," Lynch said.

Their capacity to prime naïve T lymphocytes for helper and cytotoxic function distinguishes them from other antigen-presenting cells (APC).

This function distinguishes hemicentin from other ECM families, including the fibulin family to which it was previously categorized.

By comparison, abnormalities in neural stem cells show a direct effect upon stem cell function, distinguished by a decline in the number of quiescent stem cells and a decrease in their self-renewal capacity in response to mtDNA mutation accumulation (Ahlqvist et al., 2012).