Sentence examples for particularly distinguishing from inspiring English sources

The dilemma of early diagnosis of biliary Atresia (BA), particularly distinguishing it from other causes of neonatal cholestasis is challenging.

The present study can extend the data pool, particularly distinguishing between the age and sex of the animals.

Little research has been done on the effects of early life adversity on inflammation in old age, particularly distinguishing between different sources of economic and social adversity.

Using these 93 CpG gene pairs in a multiclass SAM analysis revealed 73 with specific methylation patterns over the three expression clusters, particularly distinguishing "Cluster 2" cell lines from the others.

Her movie career was not particularly distinguished.

In golfing terms, none of these courses is particularly distinguished.

The Giants' running game did not particularly distinguish itself, either.

But it's not a particularly distinguished list, by any means.

The Mongols' Georgian Christian allies were said to have particularly distinguished themselves in slaughter.

There were particularly distinguished contributions from the principal flute and trumpet.

He didn't particularly distinguish himself; for the most part, he can barely be heard.