Sentence examples for is only distinguished from inspiring English sources

"It is only distinguished by the size of the equipment and the monstrous destruction to a beautiful hillside.

I think it's because the whole affair is only distinguished by the scale of the impropriety.

Within TDLNs, tumor invasion is only distinguished between isolated tumor cells (<0.2 mm), micrometastasis (0.2 2 mm), and metastasis (>2 mm).

However, phylogeographic studies are revealing an increasing number of zones of secondary contact between lineages that are deeply genetically divergent yet morphologically cryptic [5], that is, only distinguished with the hindsight of genetic information.

This virus causes a very damaging disease of papaya and is only distinguished from a potyvirus of cucurbits, originally called watermelon mosaic virus 1 [53], by its ability to infect papaya.

The red (dotted) and blue (dashed) paths are only distinguished by their travel times around the loops on the satellite and on the ground, respectively.

The differences between forecasts made using typical parameters and those made using the maximum likelihood estimates can be only distinguished through strict statistical tests, but not visually.

In the formalization of Lifschitz 1987, for instance, actions with some unsatisfied preconditions are only distinguished from actions whose preconditions all succeed in that the conventional effects of the action will only be ensured when the preconditions are met.

This means that antibodies with the same source and target substems are only distinguished by their prefix.

In death, the two were only distinguished by the silent cremation of one body and the explosive aftermath that would follow the cremation of the other.

Intentional and unintentional non-adherence were only distinguished from each other in one measure [ 35].