Sentence examples for be distinguished with data from inspiring English sources
Whether female physicians themselves follow different professional and personal career goals than males, or whether they do not have equal access to academic career-relevant resources, cannot be distinguished with data of the present study.
Positive selection is often evoked to explain such high ω values; note, however, that relaxed evolutionary constraints may have the same effect and these two mechanisms cannot be distinguished with our data.
Only two morphologically delimited species could not be distinguished with the multilocus data and might have diverged very recently or might represent extreme forms of a single species.
We can infer that a greater cellularity and the lack of difference on cell size may associated with larger villi or a more intense reposition of intestinal cells in the villi or both [ 35], which cannot be distinguished with the present data.
These MXE candidates represent false positive predictions or indicate false annotations, which can only be distinguished with the help of experimental data.
Differential privacy intends to protect presence privacy through mathematical deduction, i.e., the presence or absence of an individual data record cannot be distinguished with arbitrary accuracy.
Our study demonstrates that although nonlinear sorption and nonequilibrium mass transfer may have very similar effects on solute BTCs, these processes can be distinguished from experimental data if experiments with different solutes, different flow rates and different input concentrations are evaluated simultaneously.
The two groups could not be distinguished in these data.
Each of the three gene targets in one multiplex reaction could be distinguished by melt curve data with significantly different Tm's.
A theoretical model was designed, which allowed the effects of HRT and COD to be distinguished in the complex experimental data obtained with concomitant variations of the two parameters.
