Sentence examples for should not be distinguished from inspiring English sources

Certainly, they should not be distinguished by any infinitesimal algebraic structure at the unit, such as those arising in the classical Lie theory (think of formal groups or Lie algebras).

However, they argued that their phonemic categories may be less well established as they distinguish between different sounds that differ acoustically yet belong to the same phonemic category (allophones) and therefore should not be distinguished for understanding.

It should be noted that HAP can not be distinguished from carbonate-HAP based on XRD alone since both spectra show overlapping peaks at 33 degrees on the 2-θ scale.

First, we categorized each of the signs or symptoms participants identified as influencing their decision as (1) a guidelines-concordant clinical cue for distinguishing between CA-UTI and CA-ABU, or (2) a guidelines-discordant clinical cue that should not be used to distinguish between CA-UTI and CA-ABU.

Retrieved data: Server should not be able to distinguish between documents and determine search contents.

The security guarantees that an active adversary who is able to obtain trapdoors (T_w) for any (w) of his choice should not be able to distinguish between two encryptions for keywords of his choice for which he did not obtain the trapdoor.

The SMI uses a third party product to publish the interactive data, and it was seen as important that a user should not be able to distinguish the application as a different entity from the main web site.

It is noteworthy to state that the width of the GPS profile spans the whole rupture zone of the 1999 İzmit earthquake; therefore, its resolution should not be expected to be high enough to distinguish the different properties of the segments we observe.

It should not be surprising that XPS was unable to distinguish between the surfaces, as the expected differences in elemental composition are small, but the fact that the cellular response varied demonstrates the very significant importance of the potential structural and spatial variation of the chemical functionalities provided by the combination of monomer composition and spacer units.

They should not be particularly far apart, just enough to distinguish them as different shapes.

D235 and K517 are conserved across all A domains we examined and thus, though clearly important for substrate binding, should not be considered as residues involved in distinguishing among amino acid substrates (Table 2).