Sentence examples for is mostly distinguished from inspiring English sources
Bush may have permitted some brutal staff maneuvers against John McCain, but the campaign that Smith re-creates is mostly distinguished for eschewing "Nixon's classic formula of running to the right in the primaries and then moving back to the center for the general election".
For now, his thoughts are mostly distinguished by their lack of appeal to almost anyone in authority on either side.
The wild boar (KWB) was mostly distinguished from the four domesticated breeds (KNP, DUR, LAN, and YOR), and a clear genetic distance was also observed within the domesticated breeds with the respect to each breed (Fig. 2a).
It should be kept in mind that MS is mostly not applicable for distinguishing positional isomers (except for isomers with functional groups on different rings [ 29]), stereoisomers and enantiomers, so the support of other separation and spectral techniques is essential [ 117– 117].
The material culture of the Altai Middle Palaeolithic is mostly homogeneous; however, two caves are distinguished from other sites Okladnikov Cave and the recently studied Chagyrskaya Cave, located in the Charysh River valley.
That distinguishes it from the rest of Staten Island, which is mostly white and has a large blue-collar population.
While today most people who care strictly distinguish the two, many people like myself, whose research is mostly in the 18th century, rarely make the distinction.
This is mostly because there haven't been enough studies published on the condition to distinguish it from other eating disorders.
Whether American consumers care is mostly unknown: The list of Australian-built cars sold in the United States is short and not particularly distinguished.
Mostly Mozart is mostly available.
Furthermore, the clustering solution produced by the proposed MOGASVM clustering technique has been used to identify the gene markers that are mostly responsible for distinguishing a particular tumor class from the remaining ones.
