Sentence examples for has distinguished a from inspiring English sources

Additionally, not all people engaged in this interaction can be categorized as pure bullies or pure victims; research has distinguished a third category of "bully-victims," youth who are both bullies and victims.

Electrophysiology has distinguished a single general class of ending in smooth muscle, one characterized as an 'in series' tension receptor.

"The service has distinguished a natural population of wolves based on a political line, not the best available science," Molloy wrote.

It was the first time that this coveted literary prize had distinguished a Portuguese author.

By having distinguished a number of agents and their interactions, the overall process can be analyzed as emerging from the individual agent processes.

She had other accomplishments, but little that would have distinguished a senator named Jones or Smith.

Recently, Kim et al. have distinguished a variant that is characterized by very short metacarpals and elongated phalanges without accessory ossification center [Kim et al., 2010].

In this instance, the immune system might be thought to have distinguished a pathogen from a non-pathogen, but in fact, it simply controls microbial growth and/or invasion in a manner that does not translate into microbial pathogenicity.

The effect of the intervention, specifically, the aesthetic restorative treatment, as perceived by the subjects, was verified by comparing the prevalence of participants who had distinguished an impact between both times using McNemar's test.

Over twenty three years in public life David has distinguished himself as a bridge builder, a conciliator and a voice for progressive values.

He has distinguished himself as a hilarious blogger and as a writer for the New Yorker, and his musical imagination is vast.