Sentence examples similar to most often distinguished from inspiring English sources

Species/varieties within the genus Aureobasidium have most often been distinguished based on multilocus analyses of different regions of the rDNA gene clusters.

Few significant differences were found between the two most intensive fertilisation frequencies, although fertilisation every third year was often distinguished from both the control and the other fertilised treatments.

Thus, oral vocabulary is often distinguished from written vocabulary.

Simkin has not often distinguished himself as a partner of ballerinas.

Short- and long-term sickness absences are often distinguished.

Differences in pigmentation are the most apparent trait that often distinguishes natural populations of a species and/or closely-related species [ 1– 4].

EEG is most often used for distinguishing emotions and diagnosing epilepsy, sleep disorders, coma, brain death, etc. [2, 3, 4].

Most hospitals have at least one magnetic resonance imaging machine, or M.R.I., the computerized scanners that can often distinguish between benign tumors and cancerous ones.

It is one of the most important identity issues in Arab politics, which is why competing social forces in Egypt or Saudi Arabia, for example, often distinguish themselves from each other by how they talk about Israel.

You often distinguish between charity and philanthropy.

Marketers often distinguish between paid, earned, and owned media.