Sentence examples for which would distinguish from inspiring English sources

Instead, they say, the past two months have shown that Google's proposed labelling – which would distinguish its own offerings from rivals' content – actually favours the US company.

The channel will include lifestyle, entertainment and health-related programming as well as traditional news programming, which would distinguish it from cable news channels like CNN and Fox News, according to people involved in the joint venture.

BBC Newsnight then asked Vitosha in Bulgaria and Gallup Romania to design a questionnaire which would distinguish between aspiration and real concrete plans.

Space is a kind of non-entity, Kant suggests, because on the one hand it is said to exist independently of everything else, and yet on the other hand, it is said to be causally inert and imperceptible, which would distinguish it from every other sort of thing that exists.

This suggested three potential K2P (x 100) threshold values of 2.5, 2.0 and 1.5, which would distinguish intra- and interspecific differences.

However, credible analysis requires proper reconstruction methods, which would distinguish sequencing error from real variability in vivo.

The data used in the present study are not at a passenger level but rather at a station level, which would not distinguish the in-bound (clockwise) and out-bound (counterclockwise) flows.

However, such conclusions must be tempered by the fact that reports of NK cell defects in patients with autoimmune diseases have been based almost exclusively on studies of peripheral blood samples, which would not distinguish between true deficits and sequestration of NK cells in target tissues.

An important aim of this study was to determine marker proteins which would allow distinguishing different phenotypes of fibroblasts.

First, we performed bivariate analysis to determine which independent variables would distinguish participants who had vaccinations.

However they did not use explicit quality assessment criteria to demonstrate what constitutes good measurement properties which in turn would distinguish what an acceptable internal consistency co-efficient might be, or what proportion of the lowest and highest scores might indicate floor or ceiling effects.