Sentence examples for activity distinguished from inspiring English sources

Schmidt et al. investigate whether the pattern of EEG activity distinguished emotions induced by musical excerpts [12].

Such acting knowingly and willingly is expressed as the rational activity of an animal, that is, as animal activity distinguished formally as rational.

It is important to note that high ALDH activity distinguished luminal progenitors from both myoepithelial clonogenic progenitors and bovine mammary stem cells with in vivo regenerative activity.

Clearly, calpastatin expression and consequently calpain activity distinguished strongly between the CD34+CD38− and CD34+CD38+ fractions.

Hippocampal activity distinguished between intact and broken retrieval word pairs in both controls and in the three well performing patients following nine encoding trials (Fig. 4).

The presence of tonic sustained changes in single neuron activity distinguished learned from unlearned items in a previous study (Ojemann and Schoenfield-McNeill, 1998).

Thus, in patients with early arthritis, elevated ERK and JNK activity distinguish RA from other forms of arthritis, and JNK activation is elevated in patients with RA even before 1987 ACR classification criteria of RA are met.

High fluid endocytotic activity distinguishes CFs from other cardiac cell types, rendering this mechanism likely for S100A1 internalization (Doherty & McMahon, 2009).

Indeed, this broad-spectrum activity distinguishes EGCG from the lysine- and arginine-specific molecular tweezer, CLR01 (Fokkens et al., 2005), which can remodel SEVI and PAP85-120 fibutls, but not SEM1(45-107) and SEM2(49-107) fibrils (data not shown) (Lump et al., 2015).

The neural activity distinguishing the OwnFlashback > OwnEpisodic contrast in PTSD patients has some striking similarities with other areas of the memory literature, for example with the neural correlates of recollection and familiarity (Dörfel, Werner, Schaefer, von Kummer, & Karl, 2009).

The second branch of inquiry, which studies 'access to consciousness', focuses on the processes that make a specific content subjectively experienced what differences in brain activity distinguish conscious vs unattended or subliminal stimuli (Dehaene et al., 2006).