Sentence examples for greater distinction between from inspiring English sources
First, they suggest making a greater distinction between individual Iranians and their government.
There is a greater distinction between the right and left brain among boys than girls, and worse linguistic skills.
The proposed new heart allocation system involves expansion of the 3 tiers and enables greater distinction between different types of mechanical circulatory support devices.
In France, Princeton Dean Rebecca Gravesaysyatherelu says, "there is a much greater distinction between public spaces and private spaces". This cultural norm appears to have deep roots, as even Marie Antoinette was desperate for that division, according to head curator of the Museum of the Château de Versailles and of the Petit Trianon Bertrand Rondot.
Parts 7 (1978) and 8 (1979) are built on burbling, insistently rhythmic lines that are not too distant from what Philip Glass was writing at the time, but Mr. Borden made a greater distinction between melodic strands than Mr. Glass did back then.
This suggests it could be the iPhone XS which shrinks to draw a greater distinction between it and the Max edition.
For example, greater distinctions between various types of anxiety have led to more specific and effective treatments, he said.
Like Alpine skiing, cross-country has five medal events for men, but Alpine skiing and other sports offer much greater distinctions between disciplines.
He plans to drive the chain up-market, placing more emphasis on customer service, and making greater distinctions between the different outlets.
The use of fewer time points (and therefore potentially greater distinctions between them) might have improved sensitivity, which possibly could have led to greater discrimination among images at earlier time points.
