Sentence examples for problems to distinguish from inspiring English sources

Physiotherapists however used their technical expertise in the management of musculoskeletal problems to distinguish their contribution from GPs as potentially superior.

Indeed, if Hume's arguments are conclusive then the metaphysical problem, to distinguish good from bad inductions, is insoluble.

The second stream is the image-based approach; in this approach, the face detection problem is treated as a binary pattern recognition problem to distinguish between face and nonface images.

As such, the problem to distinguish the object of the field 'global health' from those of international and public health sciences is not resolved.

Veterinarians in clinical practice are often faced with the problem to distinguish between bovine ketosis and indigestion in cows with reduced appetite in early lactation.

Fortunately, the problem to distinguish these three types of homoplasy was readily achieved by our approach of direct mapping of all substitutions in ITS2 base pairs, in contrast to indirect statistical methods, e.g. calculating a homoplasy index [ 15, 18].

A major goal of measuring people's behavior using bandit problems is to distinguish between competing models of their decision-making.

One of the problems is to distinguish between pure AD, vascular dementia and other dementia types in clinical cohorts [ 8- 10].

Decision Diffie-Hellman (DDH) problem: Given and for some x a, x b ∈ Z q *, the DDH problem is to distinguish two tuples (y a, y b, ) and (y a, y b, R ∈ G q ).

The problem is to distinguish the good from the bad when you have a high proportion of bad".

One response to the clairvoyance problem is to distinguish prima facie from ultima facie justification.