The phrase "able to distinct" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a confusion of terms; "distinct" is an adjective and should not be used in this context.
Example: "He is able to distinguish between different types of music."
Alternatives: "capable of differentiating" or "able to discern."
Based on the decisions of our fuzzy expert system, automatic applicant selection procedure will be able to distinct between candidates that do not meet the mandatory criteria and candidates that are suitable for a vacant technical position and will be invited for an interview.
For VRU applications a similar requirement holds, however a higher accuracy (0.5 m) is desired, to be able to distinct whether the VRU is in a safe area (on a sidewalk) or not (on the road).
It is important to note that we confirmed the RAG-deficiency in all donor and host mice both by Flow Cytometry and by a 35 40 cycle PCR (using specific RAG-1 and RAG-2 primers able to distinct between WT and KO allele) (see M&M).
That is, whether regulation is able to distinct editing sites residing in the same highly-edited region.
Remember that you must be able to distinct between the truth and lies.
We speculate that this could potentially release two distinct subcomplexes, each able to reach distinct cellular destinations or interact with different partners.
We were able to identify distinct subsets of granulocytes as novel early markers in a subset of the patients with anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibody (ANCA -associated vANCA -associated
It is unclear in the literature whether the various disgust elicitors are differentially processed by the brain and/or able to elicit distinct psychophysiological response patterns.
Had we developed a larger matrix, we might have been able to see distinct sections of the LEDs synchronize, a phenomenon which is characteristic to large systems in some nonlinear systems.
Using CANE (capturing activated neuronal ensembles) (Sakurai et al., 2016), a viral genetic tagging method, the lab has been able to characterize distinct subpopulations of PAG neurons that are activated during USVs of male mice to females.
By analyzing the biomolecular composition of plasma membrane and total cell lysate, we were able to identify distinct protein and lipid population that were localized predominately at the cell surface (for example: Cholesterol).
