Sentence examples for recognised as distinct from inspiring English sources

Somaliland declared independence in 1991 but is still not internationally recognised as distinct from Somalia.

Seen from a distance the adult female form, either from behind or from the front, can be recognised as distinct from the male of the species.

The smallest of the five subspecies, it was only recognised as distinct in the 1980s.

Once they were recognised as distinct biological entities they were soon shown to be the cause of numerous infections of plants, animals and even bacteria.

It has also been suggested that Inocybe lanatodisca is a synonym, but where the species occur together, they can be distinguished from each other, and so it is still recognised as distinct.

Only then can a clinical problem be recognised as distinct from normal variation, and a persistent problem be differentiated from a transient one.

Coleman recognised as much.

Generally recognised as safe.

Caring was recognised as challenging.

In 1847, Nardo described a distinct subspecies occurring in the Mediterranean Sea, which is now recognised as a distinct species, Carcinus aestuarii.

London's housing crisis should be recognised as particularly distinct.