Sentence examples for able to separate between from inspiring English sources

"We want to learn about biohacking and to be able to separate between the white and the black hats," he said, differentiating between harmless amateur tinkerers and potential bioterrorists misusing genetic engineering technology.

We were not able to separate between the first incidence of HF admission in life and repeated admission.

Animal models were run using either mean trait values or individual repeated measurements to be able to separate between effects of including more extended pedigree information and effects of replicated sampling from the same individuals.

The program must first be able to separate between the machine and its 'users'users

A limitation was that we were only able to separate between urban (hard surface) and rural (soft surface) areas.

The present study was not able to separate between isolates with respect to tissue tropism that could have given indications of differences in virulence.

This is an important difference because in this study we were able to separate out specific associations between pain and certain components of internalising and externalising problems.

These decision rules do not yield mutually exclusive categories but are able to separate categories with high specificity between 87% and 98%.

Further inspection showed that the majority of the incorrect assignments were of the two disease states; in other words, the model is most able to distinguish between controls and disease, and less able to separate the two disease states.

In summary, we have shown that a novel approach to sub-classifying FunFams in CATH-Gene3D, based on the difference in SDPs between functional groups is able to separate FunFams exploiting different conserved residues to perform their functional properties.

To satisfy this requirement we need a Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detector able to separate π± from μ± in the momentum range between 15 and 35GeV/c with a muon suppression factor of at least 10−2.