Sentence examples for be distinguished only in from inspiring English sources
Mg2+, Na+ and H2O have 10 electrons each and can be distinguished only in high-resolution crystal structures.
Some genes within these families are highly conserved in the coding regions and can be distinguished only in the more diverse introns.
No new letters were evolved; the weak (less forceful) consonants were distinguished only in instances in which there were Latin spellings that could be utilized (e.g., strong ll: weak l, strong rr: weak r, nn:n, c ch, t:th) or with the help of the punctum delens (s:ṡ, f:ḟ), a dot that shows that the sound is not pronounced.
Although both PI and Gl-X can be visualized on TLC analysis, the formation of Gl-X is distinguished only in the case of mutants lacking PI, as both Gl-X and PI do not separate out as distinct spots [ 23, 24].
The two subspecies have been considered to be very close relatives that could be distinguished only by minute differences in vitro in spite of their marked differences of physiology in vivo.
In the Mari statues there also appears to have been no deviation from the sculptural formula; they are distinguished only by technical peculiarities in the carving.
It's a trait that truly sets her apart from most other denizens of reality TV, who are distinguished only by their willingness to drink in excess and get in fistfights at the drop of a hat.
These turned out to be very similar processes which were distinguished only by free-text comments in the RDfiles.
Furthermore, we showed that the THz contrast between normal and cancerous brain tissues can be distinguished not only by differences in the water content but also by differences in the cell density.
