Sentence examples for it to be distinguished from inspiring English sources

His voice is so unassuming that it needs near silence for it to be distinguished from its surroundings and for the delicacy of his wordplay to be fully appreciated.

Its positivity for the mesothelial cell-related antibody allows it to be distinguished from CCMMT cells [ 33, 37].

Its ability to cause hemolysis on blood agar plates allows it to be distinguished from other more indolent streptococci [ 11].

Deuterium labeling of the EP copolymer enables it to be distinguished from the blend components.

Clinical research has focused on establishing specific characteristics that allow it to be distinguished from bipolar disorder (BD).

A green object viewed through a red lens will appear darker because light from it is not getting to the eye, thus allowing it to be distinguished from a red object.

It is noticeable that Ni2P (300) ring overlaps with Cd0.5Zn0.5S (110) and (200) planes, making it hard to be distinguished.

It is to be distinguished from the findings of primary, evidentiary, or circumstantial facts.

It is to be distinguished from citizenship, a somewhat narrower term that is sometimes used to denote the status of those nationals who have full political privileges.

It is to be distinguished from the term accuracy, which refers to how close you come to the outcome in either direction.

It is to be distinguished from the personality, which has non-cognitive dimensions.