Sentence examples for almost all distinguished from inspiring English sources

"In our century as in the last," Olsen wrote, "almost all distinguished achievement has come from childless women".

(His editor, one Samuel L. Clemens, was almost as distinguished as Bob Gottlieb).

By this means, they can almost be distinguished in many regions, to the level of the single neuron (1).

For predominant instrument recognition, the three considered instruments can be almost perfectly distinguished with an error rate of 1.1% by using the auditory features and either linear SVM or RF.

Subscale scores (early, basic, advanced ToM) for the two indices also revealed that (1) despite variable complexity, explicit ToM almost always distinguished the ASD group from the other two groups but never distinguished the ADHD and TD groups and (2) level of complexity was critical for distinguishing groups with regard to applied ToM.

A principal components analysis almost completely distinguished the solitary (eastern clade) and gregarious (western clade) crickets.

In addition, a suggestive QTL on SSC 7 identified to affect skatole in the Y breed that could almost be distinguished by the haplotype analysis (p = 0.088) overlap the region reported in a Norwegian landrace population [ 7].

Nevertheless, histological examination makes it possible in almost all cases to distinguish a roughly ordered six-layered cortical plate in the less affected areas, including a layer II with a poor density of immature, often misoriented or inverted pyramidal neurons, and a paucicellular layer III consisting of scattered granular cells.

This is an obvious difference to the emission of Er3+ in bulk glass materials [14] where all subsidiary peaks are smoothly linked to the primary peak and almost cannot be distinguished individually.

Serous (n = 36) and mucinous (n = 23) EOTs could almost perfectly be distinguished by a cut-off value of 1.1 µmol/L (Figure 1).

The algorithm for aneuploidy distinguished almost all tested malignant conditions from benign ones, also those with inconclusive cytology.