Sentence examples for in general distinguished from inspiring English sources

Western painting is in general distinguished by its concentration on the representation of the human figure, whether in the heroic context of antiquity or the religious context of the early Christian and medieval world.

In general, distinguishing X- and Y-chromosomal influences from hormonal influences on genital development has proven difficult [ 6, 7]; however, CAIS, in which all individuals possess an XY genotype, represents the ideal situation for focusing on the role of androgens.

In general we distinguished positive and negative emotions (Oser & Spychider, 2005, pp.72ff).

Third, as noted at the beginning of this entry, Chinese philosophy in general is distinguished by a focus on the practical.

Pomacentrid planktivores were, in general, well distinguished from other damselfishes by their jaw mechanics.

Putative biomarkers can, in general, be distinguished as "information traffic" mediators within this network.

Although some School Direct fee-paying courses can lead to a PGCE, in general providers distinguish the two as "School Direct" and "university based PGCE routes".

In his 1974 "little history of truth in general", Foucault distinguishes two kinds of truth in a way that is reminiscent of the theses we find in Lectures on the Will to Know (see e.g. LWK, pp. 31-32).

The framework of reference of all vulnerability studies correlates with the answers to the core questions of "Vulnerability of what?" and "Vulnerability to what?" In general, we distinguish three dimensions of assessment factual (and more specific, spatial), temporal, and social when describing the reference framework of vulnerability studies (Fig. 5).

We start with a brief review of the framework by Markowetz et al.: in general one distinguishes between silenced genes (S-genes) and genes showing a downstream effect (E-genes).

In general, we distinguish between two main types of diffusion: Rotational diffusion, as a property that is felt at the subnano- to nanometer scale and that denotes the localized reorientations of solute molecules according to their internal mobilities.