Sentence examples for was probably distinguished from inspiring English sources

One group was associated with low Zostera; two were strongly associated with high Zostera cover; a fourth was probably distinguished by low tidal elevation and proximity to channels.

For example, the Tyr cluster is probably distinguished, by clustering, from the Tyr site by lower phosphorylation at early time points.

It's a bit of a strange addition for what is primarily a fitness device, and probably not enough in and of itself to convince users to pick up a ring — though it does further distinguish a product that, quite frankly, is probably already distinguished enough.

Some noses are more sensitive the best sniffer in the study was probably able to distinguish more than a thousand trillion odors!

He was probably the first to distinguish between "simple" substances and "compounds".

This is probably what distinguishes Shakespeare's villains from Marlowe's villains or other Elizabethan or Jacobean blackguards: their humanness, which seeks to justify even the worst villainy.

This realism — in the two characters as well as in the story — is probably what distinguishes Valerie and Robyn from Gil and Marise.

These two brothers then raised the two memorials in honour of their nephews, which was probably due to the nephews having distinguished themselves in the South.

Characterizing the two pathologies at the same time and distinguishing the level was probably a difficult task.

BMI was probably the single most important distinguishing factor between our population and the western societies with respect to DVT.

This was probably due to the fact that BMI does not distinguish lean mass from fat tissue [ 30].