Sentence examples for turn distinguished from inspiring English sources

Ron Mallon has in turn distinguished between metaphysical views of race on the one hand, which make it out to describe really existent kinds, and normative views on the other, which take race to be useful in some way or other, but not real.

The first two principal coordinates (PCo) clearly separate the CEU and YRI populations from each other and from the two Asian populations (CHB and JPT), which are in turn distinguished from each other by the third PCo (Additional file 1).

From these it is possible to identify the type of relationship between genes (and in turn, distinguish positive from negative regulatory interactions).

These two classes of chromatin share high levels of binding of three proteins (D1, SuUR, and LAM) that in turn distinguish them from other chromatin states.

Jaccard's index (d J ), in turn, distinguishes individuals solely by gene states present in one and absent in the other individual.

The location of the basal cochlear turn was distinguished by its anatomical relation to the stapedius artery.

QSOX1, in turn, is distinguished in the Erv ML tree from other animal QSOXs at the level of Mammalia.

These organisms can in turn be distinguished into flora (for example plants and micro-flora such as algae, bacteria and fungi) and fauna (for example earthworms, millipedes, woodlice, slugs and snails, and micro-fauna such as protozoa and nematodes) (Brussaard and Juma, 1995).

They had always operated in the face of considerable official pressure, turning out distinguished, often subtly subversive movies.

But in a shakeup this year that has turned out well for the city's gastronomes, Fiamma's chef, Michael White, decamped to the restaurants Alto and L'Impero, both of which are turning out distinguished food.

It is only by first recovering a genuine theological concept of the symbol, therefore, that we are able in turn to distinguish an authentic concept of the allegorical.