Sentence examples for be fully distinguished from inspiring English sources
When multiple sets of source rocks and reservoir rocks with a small monolayer thickness (less than 2 m) are interbedded vertically, the reservoir cannot be fully distinguished by well logging, and the monolayer cannot be considered separately in practice.
The two distributions (correct boundary position (matched value) and other points of the sequence (no-matched value)) are partially overlapping due to the low SNR level; therefore, the two distributions cannot be fully distinguished.
This also demonstrates that, despite the fact that E. emlongi is phylogenetically intermediate between fissipeds and pinnipeds, in terms of its skull morphology it can be fully distinguished from extant fissipeds on PC3, supporting inferences from post-crania that enaliarctines were likely fully adapted for an aquatic lifestyle [ 83, 85].
Several studies to date have harnessed the generally increased sensitivity of MPS technologies to examine purported low frequency mtDNA variants observed in heteroplasmic state, but in a number of these reports authentic mtDNA heteroplasmy has not been fully distinguished from other sources of mixed data.
That is, the EQ-5D may not be fully able to distinguish between respondents whose health statuses are at the upper end of the scale.
Also, no single CSF test has yet proved to be fully reliable in distinguishing bacterial meningitis from aseptic meningitis so far, and various CSF parameters must be combined.
Often, his figures remain ethereal while the objects that surround them are fully rendered, distinguishing between the material solidity of the external world and the wavering paradoxes of consciousness.
Distinguished Delegates, child rights cannot be fully protected and promoted without the participation of children themselves.
Additionally, the histograms do not appear to be fully described by two Gaussians, but these fits were typically sufficient to distinguish ground contact.
