Sentence examples for more distinction between from inspiring English sources
That's one more distinction between Mr. Nelson and Mr. Helm, whose bout with throat cancer a dozen years ago made singing of any sort seem a precious gift.
Act Two brings more distinction between these characters, but at times it feels as if the show's vaudeville and silent movie comedy elements – very well done here, echoing the crumbling theatricality of the set – are promoted at the expense of other themes.
However, one can say that the results from Fig. 3 show slightly more distinction between the profit of system II and that of system III.
"What I always come back to is the philosophy that was presented behind episodes of 'Star Trek' — the idea that we all come together, that there are no more borders, there is no more distinction between different groups and human beings.
While domain satisfaction was similar across a wide spectrum of learners in all three studies, individual items within domains and their contribution to overall domain score provided more distinction between different types of learners.
Mixing solely using headphones is usually avoided, but you can use them if you keep in mind that it sounds different from speakers as sound is not bouncing off surfaces, you will hear more distinction between left and right and you may pick up some sounds you don't hear on speakers.
I guess sometimes I just wish that the Winchesters had a few more allies or there were more distinctions between the two groups.
Overall, we have revealed yet more distinctions between the mechanisms of the CaM activation of these two enzymes, which illustrates the elaborate complexity of the Ca2+ regulation of ACs.
But beyond all this, Mr. President, lies a more significant and indeed more fundamental distinction between Iraq and Israel.
I refer not only to scientific fraud proper but also to the more subtle and even more important distinction between science and pseudoscience, to Richard Feynman's Cargo Cult 'science'science
Composition-based statistics use the composition of the sequences being aligned to generate more accurate E-values, which allows for a more accurate distinction between true and false matches.
