distinguish from造句

Subspecies are often difficult to distinguish from one another.

Sometimes they are difficult to distinguish from aromatic peaks or olefins.

The name Shakyamuri is often used in association with Buddha ( Buddha Shakyamuri ) in order to distinguish from other buddhas.

From painful mass beneath the areola with unclear edge and recurrent attack are the characteristics of the disease, which can distinguish from breast cancer.

The logo is so small that it is hardly recognizable, and the featured websites can be very difficult to distinguish from one another at times.

Cholangiocarcinomas do not make bile, but the cells do make mucin, and they can be almost impossible to distinguish from metastatic adenocarcinoma on biopsy or fine needle aspirate.

However, it is not yet clear how the rule will be applied or how it will prevent some types of proprietary trading that are difficult to distinguish from market-making.