Sentence examples for possibly distinguished from inspiring English sources

Yet Numenius possibly distinguished between the immortality of the intellect, and the immortality for the rest of the psychic capacities.

The LH and RH sites in the attC are possibly distinguished by the integrase, which might explain the orientation of integration of the gene cassettes.

This notion underscores the previous postulate that DCM patients are possibly distinguished not by the mere presence of β1AR autoantibodies but a higher level and different functional impact of their autoantibodies.

How can they possibly distinguish the surprise that will happen from the myriad potential surprises that won't happen?

So what could possibly distinguish sunlight from other forms of light?

Since we fall far from the mark on these traits, how could we possibly distinguish a God who has them absolutely, from an ETI who, relative to us, has them in copious amounts?

The Times expects its readers to be able to cleanly delineate the editorial board's endorsements (and who has any idea who's even on the Times editorial board?) from its election news coverage, but we're so addle-headed that we can't possibly distinguish the board's endorsements from those of the regular editorial columnists.

(2) It should image acute and chronic hypoxia and possibly distinguish between both.

Adherence to the treatment regimen may possibly distinguish the RESPONDER and NON-RESPONER groups.

Biomarkers can be discovered by the comparison of a patient group to a nonpatient group trying to find the signal that can possibly distinguish the two groups.

Future investigations should incorporate a large number of nDNA loci or even complete genome data to possibly distinguish introgression or incomplete lineage sorting.