sufficiently distinct

Examples (10)

• Manufacturers hope their new products will be sufficiently distinct to command higher prices.
• The two species of finch were found to be sufficiently distinct to be classified separately.
• For the patent to be granted, the invention must be sufficiently distinct from prior art.
• The artist's new style is sufficiently distinct to attract a new generation of collectors.
• We need to ensure our research question is sufficiently distinct from existing studies to offer a novel contribution.
• The algorithm clusters data points only when they are sufficiently distinct from one another.
• Although they share a common root, the two dialects have become sufficiently distinct over the centuries.
• I'm not sure if his proposal is sufficiently distinct to win the competition.
• Each government department must have a role that is sufficiently distinct to avoid overlapping responsibilities.
• The audio engineer adjusted the tracks until the instruments were sufficiently distinct in the final mix.