Sentence examples for notably distinguished from inspiring English sources

They opened with a 1984 Montrachet, a not notably distinguished vintage of the world's greatest dry white wine.

By this approach we could notably distinguish between the mature mother centriole and the orthogonally growing daughter centriole.

One can notably distinguish absolute robustness, quantifying the average performance of a perturbed system, from relative robustness, quantifying performance degradation/improvement due to perturbations.

Notably, Foxa2 distinguished this cell population from thyroglobulin+ follicular cells as the two lineages gradually mixed (Fig. S3A, B).

Notably, ALK mRNA distinguished unfavourable PAX3/7-FOXO1-positive tumours from PAX3/7-FOXO1-negative RMS (P<0.0001), and also correlated with larger tumour size (P<0.05) and advanced clinical stage (P<0.01), independently of fusion gene status.

Notably, 2006 was distinguished by an unusually large return of sockeye salmon (Wood River system 25-year mean annual run = 4.1 million; 2006 run = 9.8 million) and characterized by small fish (mean Wood River system length: 2000 2008 = 536 mm; 2006 = 525 mm).

Tull soon distinguished himself, notably at the Somme.

It's a form that has distinguished antecedents, notably the "dialogues" of Socrates (actually written by Plato); Eckermann's "Conversations of Goethe"; and of course James Boswell's "Life of Samuel Johnson," perhaps the first — and most exemplary — instance of interview management.

It's distinguished most notably by the number of songs she's written herself.

"It shows you how much of a fuckup he must've been" back in high school to have not distinguished himself notably on the court, he noted.

Efron was notably careful in distinguishing the duration of stimuli and the durations of the resulting sensory experiences.