Sentence examples for very distinguishable from 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.
All these features make the WTSN very distinguishable from the current sensor systems.
Isolate abilities were not very distinguishable from one another on SGH-N1 (the least cost effective) perhaps because it was the least challenging since it was the most nutritionally fortified with added yeast extract, malt extract, amino acids, vitamins, and minerals.
The chemical character of polluted water with urban wastewater or from the reuse of treated wastewater is very distinguishable.
Bouyon is a very specific and original genre and is very much distinguishable from its "colleague" Soca.
Moreover, the variations of resonance zone with proton energy and pitch angle are very distinguishable.
They may not cook quite as evenly, but the difference will not usually be very distinguishable.
However, they were very clearly distinguishable from all other Bacillus spp. with respect to the action of DpnII and AluI.
The two baddies are so similar they're really not distinguishable from each other.
For example, are unrelated sequences that have converged on similar structures reliably distinguishable from very distantly related sequences?
In the iguana the Harderian glands were hardly visible in cross-sections while they were very prominent and clearly distinguishable from the underlying sinus orbitalis in CT images.
