Sentence examples for mainly distinguished from inspiring English sources

ALTHOUGH mainly distinguished by its repressive ways, Laos is not without friends.

The models are mainly distinguished by how independent noise affects the spikes of the output spike trains, which results in different cross-spectra of two spike trains.

At present, the two sources of PAHs are mainly distinguished by utilizing characteristic compound index, including the ratios of Phe/Ant, Chr/BaA, Flu/Pyr, Flu/(Flu + Pyr), IP/(IP + BghiP), LMW/HMW, etc. [27].

Unsupervised hierarchical clustering mainly distinguished two groups, one consisting in blastocysts and the other from single blastomeres (not shown).

King Island Emu were mainly distinguished by their much smaller size and a reported darker colour compared to modern Emu.

The genera can be mainly distinguished by the setation of the endopod of leg 4 (Figure 1H).

In the empirical analysis I will mainly distinguish between two approaches: The 'conditionality approach' and the 'work-first approach'.

As Fig. 5 shows, the interviewee mainly distinguishes five areas of activity: civil society, educational institutions, government/administration, business, and persons from trans-regional contexts.

These potentials mainly distinguish themselves in the reference state and use a similar simple counting method to estimate the observed probability, which is usually assumed to correlate with only atom types.

Hence, intonemes in the original sense mainly distinguish sentence modality, although there exists a variant of the I↓ intoneme, I E)↓ which denotes emphatic accentuation and occurs in contrastive, narrowly focused environments.

However, the resolution within the genus was poor, mainly distinguishing two subclades.