The phrase "are distinguishable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to identify or differentiate between two or more items based on specific criteria or characteristics.
Example: "The two species are distinguishable for their unique coloration and size."
Alternatives: "can be differentiated by" or "are identifiable by".
But "Of the Earth Far Below" and "Rise," which completed the evening, spool out the rag dolls of "Castles" in high-energy, disjointed dances that are distinguishable for the most part by their different scores and designs rather than the choreography.
To conclude, the two models are distinguishable for the parameter settings explored here.
RAYTs and TIRYTs are distinguishable for length and amino acid signatures, and TIRYTs can in turn be assigned to four main groups (Additional file 5).
Peak resolution can also be described in terms of the minimum number of nucleotides that are distinguishable for two DNA fragments.
We can immediately observe that the three distinct parameter ranges are distinguishable for each group in both procedures, but there is a larger range of values in the estimates using the standard model than the hierarchical one.
All of these facilities must be distinguishable for planners to come in and export the correct facility based on the mission.
The improvement of the channel capacity using WPA is clearly evident for the 4×4 array and is distinguishable for the complete range of the SNR employed.
For chemical descriptors, since lipo-hydro partition coefficient contains the major contribution for classification and parameter MolLogP is distinguishable for active and inactive compounds, this may provide a clue for future therapeutic NR-inhibitors discoveries.
If the range is set properly, the distance (on the basis of odometry) between the image N − L and image N is long enough so that the difference of descriptors generated by pool5 between the image N and the image N − L is distinguishable for the LCD algorithm.
Studies that have utilized bouncer-ethnographers or "covert methodology" have demonstrated that this design provides an in-depth understanding of what really happens in clubs while revealing facts that would not otherwise be distinguishable for outsiders or through official data (Hobbs 2003; Hobbs et al. 2002; Lister et al. 2000; Monahagan 2004; Winlow et al. 2001).
Despite active government support for Selle Français breeding programs, variations remained, and Anglo-Norman bloodlines continued to be distinguishable for decades after the merge.
