Sentence examples for is not difficult to distinguish from inspiring English sources

It is not difficult to distinguish them.

It is not difficult to distinguish unstable generators from the rest stable ones through the trajectory plot of rotor angle in a few seconds, as shown in Fig. 1a, and Fig. 1b.

Therefore, laparoscopic surgery should be performed for patients with sigmoid mesocolon hernia, except for patients with transmesosigmoid hernia, because it is not difficult to distinguish transmesosigmoid hernia from other two types of hernias.

Comparing the two, it is not difficult to distinguish the ho-hum on the left from the right hand's  finesse of the avenue.

In most cases it is not difficult to distinguish this multicystic lesion from a solid pancreatic neoplasm; however a small proportion of serous cystadenomas consist largely of glandular tissue and fibrous septa with only a small proportion of tiny cysts.

Although the clinical standards for evaluating the severity of burns are well established and it is not difficult to distinguish severe and moderate burns, differences in the complex network of metabolism are not so easily understood.

IT WAS not difficult to distinguish between George Bush's farewell visit to Europe this week and a victory lap.

In the end, it was not difficult to distinguish between accepted and rejected statements.

In the end, it was not difficult to distinguish between accepted and rejected topics.

It is not so difficult to distinguish between "war crime and tragic mistake".

It's not very difficult to distinguish outsiders in small ex-pit towns; my husband and his family were well-known in the villages nearby as travelers.