Sentence examples for which should be distinguished from inspiring English sources
Compositions that are accepted as the work of Guru Gobind Singh include the Jap ("Repeat," which should be distinguished from Guru Nanak's Japji, "Chant"), Bachitar Natak ("Wondrous Drama"), Akal Ustati ("Praise to the Eternal One"), and Zafar-Nama.
"Progress" is an axiological or a normative concept, which should be distinguished from such neutral descriptive terms as "change" and "development" (Niiniluoto 1995a).
Finally, the taxonomy can be further specialised: there are, for example, at least four importantly different kinds of modal ontological arguments which should be distinguished.
Alternatively, the nanosheet area ratio of HP / (LP + MP + HP) was 97.1, suggesting that the nanosheet consisted of zinc hydroxyl bonds, which should be distinguished from the chemisorbed H2O molecules in air.
Chronic exercise-induced inflammation is associated with iron deficiency, which should be distinguished from true anemia.
Finally, we observed that CBF was globally reduced with increased age, which should be distinguished from the pathological hypoperfusion in dementia.
Actually, some theoretical studies have already noticed that the selection of the perceptually dominant stimulus at rivalry onset (which determines the percept sequence) and the alternations in perceptual dominance during prolonged rivalry (which determine the percept duration) should be distinguished [14], [31], [32].
Thanks to the availability of data concerning other cnidarian species, it becomes now feasible to address the role of Hox genes in the common ancestor of Cnidaria, before extending the comparison to the more distantly-related Bilateria, a task for which two distinct levels of interrogation should be distinguished.
Therefore, prodrome should be distinguished from aura (which is an ictal phenomenon).
Gynecomastia should be distinguished from pseudogynecomastia which is defined as fat deposition without glandular proliferation, and is often seen in the presence of obesity [ 1, 3, 4].
Mutiny should be distinguished from revolt or rebellion, which involve a more widespread defiance and which generally have a political objective.
