Sentence examples for better distinguished from inspiring English sources

Based on the results, using photopeak count approach the differences in the material attenuations can be better distinguished.

CNN model from mastic could better distinguished different compaction methods while CNN model from aggregates could recognize different gradation types better.

In general, a phase-coded waveform with longer code word, in other words, higher pulse compression ratio, can have lower sidelobe of autocorrelation, relative to the mainlobe peak, so its main peak can be better distinguished.

In sum, the C1 level descriptors appear to be better distinguished, but considerable overlap may be noted among B1, B1+, and B2 levels, with participants' judgements varying considerably at these levels.

In contrast, the presence of Pt edge decoration is much more readily visible at a ⟨110⟩ orientation than at a ⟨100⟩ orientation and may be better distinguished when the sample is tilted further away (e.g. 15°) from the ⟨110⟩ zone axis.

In some genera, such as Myrmotherula, species are better distinguished by female plumage than by male.

A physician with such a heart may better distinguish between treatments that prolong dying versus those that restore health.

In order to better distinguish the detail in these sections, synthetic dyes were used to stain tissues with different colours.

In an effort to better distinguish between the guards and the guarded, the prison dress code has ruled out most of my wardrobe.

I'm not opposed to a more progressive system that would better distinguish the Thousandaires from the Half-Millionaires, and the Millionaires from the Billionaires.

The White House might better distinguish between Wall Street, Big Oil and health insurers, which have all incurred public wrath, and the majority of businesses, which haven't.