Sentence examples for insufficiently distinguished from inspiring English sources

Created, directed, designed and produced by Mr. March, with choreography by Ben Franklin, the show is insufficiently distinguished as a dance recital and only intermittently amusing as a trashy rethink of a holiday classic.

The task of reconstructing Zeno's arguments is sometimes insufficiently distinguished from the task of developing responses to them.

The results of the study have shown that numerous of the circulating platelet-derived and monocyte-derived MPs in subjects with MetS (with or without CHF) were insufficiently distinguished from the level obtained in healthy volunteers.

The results of the study have shown that numerous of the circulating platelet-derived and monocyte-derived MPs in subjects with MetS (with or without CHF) were insufficiently distinguished from level obtained in healthy volunteers.

Characters are described as being "warm and intriguing" (Woodhead described them as "insufficiently distinguished"), and the review winds up by comparing Rawson's book to early Paul Auster, the "sheer storytelling joy" to Neil Gaiman, noting that "we don't often see this kind of fiction in Australian literature".

The lack of association between physical activity and overweight status is unexpected and could be due to the categorization insufficiently distinguishing between extremes in activity levels.

The classification of the results distinguished between "insufficiently informed" (zero or one correct answer), "moderately well informed" (two or three correct answers) and "well informed" (four correct answers).

They do not, however, ensure that any two-place predicate does express identity within a particular theory, for it may simply be that the descriptive resources of the theory are insufficiently rich to distinguish items between which the equivalence relation expressed by the predicate holds ("Identity" in Geach 1972).

The well-established HBSC questionnaire used in this study was insufficiently sensitive to distinguish between subgroups of high risk youth.

In practice, it is likely that the evolutionary processes are similar in a number of neighboring base compositions, or that the data are insufficiently informative to distinguish these.

While there is evidence that variation in the folate metabolism genes may influence prognosis from lung cancer, current data are insufficiently robust to distinguish individual patient outcome.