Sentence examples for if not distinguished from inspiring English sources

Doomsday fears have a long, if not distinguished, pedigree in the history of physics.

If not distinguished from the highly similar HMGA1a and HMGA1b proteins, which is common in the literature, the HMGA proteins have a lot of molecular partners as transcription factors and other DNA binding proteins (reviewed in [19]).

If these are not distinguished, situations are created where our own value-judgments pre-determine that nature of the outcome (Lindebaum and Jordan, 2012).

It also demonstrates a gender difference between female and male mice in their exploration of the open arm which would have escaped us if we had not distinguished between gender.

If these responses are not distinguished from responses that are the product of genuine student effort, the results will inevitably produce declining estimates of achievement.

This result has very great significance for predicting the reaction to selection in natural populations if heterozygotes are not distinguished and we only measure additive variance, we are very likely to overestimate the expected change in mean trait values between generations.

If Trump does not distinguish between a "Special Council" and a "Special Counsel," that might explain a lot about his obvious misunderstanding of all that is happening around him.

Even if he did not distinguish himself as a student, former classmates describe him as smart and blessed with an excellent memory.

Now just imagine what would happen to investment in the United States if articles did not distinguish between the United States and Colombia and discussed "American drug lords"?

Some dolphins have been observed to blow 'bubble nets' around schools of fish, which force the fish to cluster together, and their sonar would not work if they could not distinguish the fish from the bubbles.

If that did not distinguish him from his few thousand peers in N.F.L. training camps, consider: ■ He is a rookie at 28, with barely a half-dozen games played in the past 11 seasons between a low-level city college and an obscure four-team pro circuit that folded soon after he learned his team's playbook.