Sentence examples for have distinguishable from inspiring English sources

Consequently, since the sentences of a language have distinguishable kinds of dispositions, they have distinguishable kinds of meaning.

Human papillomaviruses (HPVs) including high-risk (HR) and low-risk (LR) subtypes have distinguishable variation on both genotypes and phenotypes.

Whatever has some magnitude and thickness will have (distinguishable) parts, so that each of the many will have parts.

This methodology may also be applicable to other grazing, agricultural and natural systems and applications where land management units have distinguishable boundaries.

Our previous study found that HPVs in different group with specific oncogenic potential (HR or LR group) have distinguishable divergence on phylogenetic genotypes (Li et al., 2009).

Some objects are undifferentiated point particles; others are extended, with distinguishable fronts and backs and sides; a few have distinguishable tops and bottoms as well.

Bet v 1.02A and Bet v 1.02B were not well distinguished in the coding sequences, but had distinguishable introns.

Each unit area has distinguishable geographical characteristics, such as commercial, residential, and industrial or so.

Whatever has magnitude can be divided into distinguishable parts; whatever has distinguishable parts is not everywhere the same as itself; thus, whatever has magnitude is not everywhere, and so is not genuinely, the same as itself.

Anything that gathers a lot of people together and also has distinguishable personalities present easily becomes newsworthy.

Anna has distinguishable facial features of a typical Disney heroine, including big eyes, thin lips and a small nose.