Sentence examples for very distinguishable from inspiring English sources

There's also reason to think he's not distinguishing himself from Clinton in this realm for the simple reason that he's not very distinguishable from her on the issue.

Humanitarianism, though a very distinguishable current of thought in the century, was closely related to the idea of a science of society.

Moreover, the variations of resonance zone with proton energy and pitch angle are very distinguishable.

All these features make the WTSN very distinguishable from the current sensor systems.

These can be found all over the United States, and are choice edibles with very distinguishable characteristics.

The chemical character of polluted water with urban wastewater or from the reuse of treated wastewater is very distinguishable.

At a distance of ten yards from the tank, the lack of colour of the integument made the animal very easily distinguishable from its fellows.

The ground truth is not very well distinguishable.

On the pretargeted immuno-PET/CT images (a), all dissected tumors were very clearly distinguishable, except for the two very small tumors (1.2 and 4.7 μL, respectively).

The plants were most similar to S. changiana Y. L. Chen, a species described from Guangxi (Chen 1995), but very readily distinguishable in the discoid capitula.

However, they were very clearly distinguishable from all other Bacillus spp. with respect to the action of DpnII and AluI.