Sentence examples for was traditionally distinguished from inspiring English sources

Although MCPH was traditionally distinguished from other disorders by height, short stature is no longer a distinguishing feature.

Aggressive behaviors are traditionally distinguished from one another by determining the form of aggression [ 19].

In the literature, it is traditionally distinguished between single questions and questionnaires capturing a number of domains [ 17].

IFN-γ is traditionally distinguished as an essential Th1 response cytokine, but has been described to have a dual role and even protective effects in other disease models [ 16].

Nandi society was traditionally egalitarian.

Before the summer of 2007, it was traditionally zero.

Keratoconus progression was traditionally observed.

Last week May became the first international leader to meet the newly inaugurated President Trump, with the stated aim of getting the prospect of post-Brexit trade talks on his radar, and renewing the terms of the so-called "Special Relationship" — the phrase that's traditionally used to distinguish diplomatic relations between the U.S. and the U.K.

The two varietal groups exhibit broadly overlapping phenotypic distributions for many morphological traits, though differences in grain shape, phenol reaction, amylose content and tillering ability are traditionally used to distinguish them.

The morphological traits that have been traditionally used to distinguish the two type specimens of A. pintoi (GK 12787) and A. repens (GKP10538) are not sufficient to differentiate all the accessions collected, as they show intermediate phenotypes between the extreme types [ 59].

Sales professionals have traditionally distinguished between reps who are better "hunters" who acquire new customers, or "farmers" who excel at servicing and retaining existing clients.