Sentence examples for is largely distinguished from inspiring English sources

Deckham is largely distinguished from other areas by a commercial area on Old Durham Road which is the principal route through the suburb.

Indeed, the B. anthracis chromosome is largely distinguished only by four integrated, non-inducible prophages [32] and a single nonsense mutation that inactivates plcR [33].

The basal hypothalamus is largely distinguished from the alar counterpart by expression of Nkx2.1 in the mantle layer, and Shh in the ventricular zone.

In resource poor settings with a high disease burden, enteric fever is largely distinguished on the basis of clinical symptoms and syndromes [ 1- 4].

It was largely distinguished by the acting of Helen Morse, Genevieve Picot and especially Julia Blake, whose performance is a primer in the way actors can transform.

The relative expression of the target genes was calculated using the method: Unsupervised hierarchical clustering revealed that samples from patients with hip OA and controls with femoral neck fracture can be largely distinguished by their DNA methylome.

AS has been largely distinguished from other ASDs based on a lack of delay in cognitive development (other than social), and a lack of delay in language development [ 2].

The "environmental" approach was what largely distinguished Mr. Newman's portraits from those of his contemporaries.

Despite the diversity of sample types and relatively small sample size, the marine locations were still largely distinguished from one another along PC2.

The "I" that gets defined is thereby "anonymous," or "anyone"; self-making is largely a function of not distinguishing myself from others.

Loss of function studies in mice show that knockout of cytochrome c is embryonic lethal, however, at the level of a whole organism, it is difficult to distinguish whether this is largely due to its role in oxidative phosphorylation or cell death.