Sentence examples for most of distinguished from inspiring English sources

Both vegetative and generative characters of each plant were examined (the shape and size of the pseudobulbs, leaves, inflorescence architecture, shape and size of the floral bracts, flower morphology and gynostemium structure) and compared with existing type material of the most of distinguished species of the subtribe.

Assessment of Ccl7, Il18, and Il1b expression is most indicative of distinguishing skin rejection from skin inflammatory disorders.

Most of us distinguish, rightly, between Muslim extremists and other followers of Islam.

Most of us distinguish between real and imagined events using unconscious processes to monitor the accuracy of our experiences.

For most of us, distinguishing an average-sized adult from a five-inch-high aluminium can isn't a difficult task.

The shape of the nose of higher primates is one of the most reliable means of distinguishing Old World monkeys from New World monkeys at a glance.

It is a hypnotic sport to watch – bouncing, bouncing, twisting, spinning, bouncing – but with each routine lasting no more than 18 seconds, it was the mistakes that offered the most obvious method of distinguishing, for the non-experts in the stands, between those who were great and the merely impressive.

The most straightforward way of distinguishing information from noise in the wavelet domain consists of thresholding the wavelet coefficients.

The most reliable way of distinguishing between appendiceal involvement in Crohn's disease and acute appendicitis is to use a terminal ileal thickness of more than 5 mm and visible flow on colour Doppler in the ileum [47].

The most effective means of distinguishing abiotic and biotic resistance is through controlled experiments that simultaneously manipulate harsh conditions and native abundance.

Our results indicate that response mapping algorithm from Longworth et al. is the most accurate method of distinguishing between clinical subgroups even maintaining statistically significance in 2 of the 3 categories.