Sentence examples for be distinguished in a from inspiring English sources
We show that by means of polymer rings as a probe different aspects of the tube concept can be distinguished in a unique way.
It has been demonstrated for the first time that the effect of surface anisotropy and morphological texture on polycrystal elastic behaviour can be distinguished in a diffraction stress analysis by evaluating lattice strain measurements from multiple reflections simultaneously.
The dispersion equations also indicate that two transition frequencies divide the frequency spectrum of the transverse wavenumbers into three different groups and the four transverse mode can only be distinguished in a specified frequency range.
Locutionary, illocutionary, perlocutionary In terms of Austin's speech act theory these are three main levels to be distinguished in a speech act.
The following functions can be distinguished in a foresight exercise: Diagnosis: Understanding – where we are (RQ1); Prognosis: Foresighting – what could happen (RQ2 and 3); Prescription: Recommending – what should be done (RQ4).
Three different types of data can be distinguished in a cost-effectiveness model: Clinical probabilities.
In fluorescent imaging, for example, scientists look for sensitivity and resolution, says Ryan. Sensitivity determines the weakest fluorescent signal that can be detected, and resolution reveals the smallest features that can be distinguished in an image.
This result indicates that the five preserved brain modules can hardly be distinguished in an unsigned gene co-expression network in blood, as they coalesce into one large preserved module.
Both included either monophyletic or paraphyletic (which naturally cannot be distinguished in an unrooted tree) "Aciculata" and "Canalipalpata", and differed only in the specific position of the Pogonophora- Clitellatomorpha" clade within the "CanaliPogonophora- Clitellatomorpha
But it is distinguished in a few ways.
