Sentence examples for this would distinguish from inspiring English sources

This would distinguish XT15 from other Geobacillus species.

Finally, if some or all of the 38 Z-linked LCNS found in chicken also map to the chicken W chromosome, then this would distinguish female from male heterogamety because mammalian X-linked LCNS apparently lack Y-linked homologs (Sakuraba et al. 2008).

This comparison would distinguish between relaxed selective constraints or increased positive selection on male genes.

As a general in the Revolutionary War, he vowed that, unlike the British, who tortured their captives, this new country would distinguish itself by its humanity toward enemy combatants.

This effort, they hope, would distinguish their offerings in the large crowd of property owners and brokers competing for clients and tenants.

But what in Justice Alito's opinion would distinguish this from Hobby Lobby's perfectly reasonable exemption from paying for employees' IUDs or morning after pills?

The Court attempts to cabin the implications of its holding by highlighting several facts that supposedly would distinguish this case from a case involving a secretary or other person "tangentially involved in disseminat[ing]" fraudulent misstatements.

I would distinguish this from cooperation, as in launching joint operations or fighting side by side".

His eye for lighting, color and movement — the way his camera prefers to inhabit a room, rather than simply follow the action — would distinguish this picture alone, though his chief inspiration turns out to be verbal as well as visual.

There is a lack of feasible measurements in this age group that would distinguish children with different outcomes in later childhood.

With one exception (see Neurochemistry), we did not find evidence that would distinguish this field from CA1 as far as lamination is concerned, and it is here treated as the part of CA1.