distinguish from

Distinguish from readability which refers to the ease with which a passage can be read and understood.

The production of weak offspring as a result of selfing, inbreeding depression, may be hard to distinguish from late-acting SI systems.

I said there were two types of sets of sentences that you have distinguish from an argument.

The results show that the spectrums of the same writer's signatures have high similarity, and clearly distinguish from other's signatures.

He lost his intelligent rammer, and became something you could hardly distinguish from an idealist.

In fact, its byte code can be hard to distinguish from byte code created through Java source code, and its performance is on par with Java.

As "the new medium" , they distinguish from the traditional painting, sculpture, and analogous artistic category.

That is why I often say to be able to distinguish from a different angle to this material?

The energy-balance analysis assumes that various types of energy distinguish from each other only in amount but quality.

They now increasingly use light trucks that are faster and harder for NATO pilots to distinguish from opposition vehicles.

the resulting noise becomes hard to distinguish from the texture of the fireworks themselves.

Subspecies are often difficult to distinguish from one another.

Vietcong guerrillas were often difficult to distinguish from civilians and moved effectively in the difficult terrain.

Finally, some consultants are hard to distinguish from pure outsourcing firms.

The presentation as pain, fever, and positive blood culture will make it more difficult to distinguish from spinal infection.

A: It's hard for him to distinguish from others.

Artists' renderings of space can be pretty impressive, and sometimes hard to distinguish from the real thing when based on hard science.

Embolic infarction of brain parenchyma can be recognized by H&E, although at times it can be hard to distinguish from autolytic change.

Null values returned from a base table are also difficult to distinguish from the null values returned from an outer join.

Such cases of apomixis are difficult to distinguish from true sexual reproduction.

A 20: 1 compression ratio often produces an image that the human eye finds difficult to distinguish from the original .

Human cases of H5N1 may be difficult to distinguish from other illnesses.

The heel's style, which is the one character of distinguish from the other shoes in various of styles.

Can distinguish from different types of material such as paper, film, rubber, silicon etc.

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At the same time it must carefully study how to distinguish from disturbance and forewarning.

Distinguish from False Competitive Intelligence

Distinguish from Some Theoretical Problems in Common Logic

regardless of distinguish . . . from. . . in addition get(sth. ) across (to sb. )

To choose or distinguish from others. Often used with out :

How to distinguish from confused question in mechanics

How to distinguish from some cloud shapes