It must be noted, however, that transmission strategy for many symbionts cannot be distinctly or clearly demarcated; depending on the association, symbionts are perpetuated via a spectrum from strict vertical transmission to lateral acquisition.
The hidden complexities of an ECG signal cannot be distinctly interpreted because of subtle changes.
Despite the Doppler spectrum containing the frequency shifts, or velocities, of all the reflectors inside in the region of interest, the small size of the sample volume limits a full overview of the flow behavior and the real streamlines' movements cannot be distinctly depicted (Fig. 2b).
For patients whose classification score lies within this uncertainty zone, their gene expression grade profile cannot be distinctly determined as grade 1-like or grade 3-like.
The ARF-EBNA1 transcript cannot be distinctly-detected from that of EBNA1.
However, the patterns of the desired features may not be spatially separated, so they cannot be perceived distinctly in either the RGB appearance or any of the channels available.
Erysipelas cannot always be distinctly separated from cellulitis, which refers to a deeper soft tissue infection involving the dermis and subcutaneous fat, or from more severe conditions such as necrotizing fasciitis [ 4, 5].
(Med. 3, AT 7 38) As Descartes repeatedly conveys: "my nature is such that so long as I perceive something very clearly and distinctly I cannot but believe it to be true" (Med. 5, AT 7 69; cf. 3 64, 7 36, 7 65, 8a:9).
(AT 7 196) Perhaps Descartes thinks the situation with dreaming parallels that of waking life: those who are sufficiently tired, or otherwise perceptually inattentive, "cannot really" perceive truths clearly and distinctly, though it may seem to them that they do.
When we hold a self-evident truth, our wills are compelled by the clarity and distinctness of the idea: we "see" the truth so clearly and distinctly that we cannot doubt it; that is, we cannot but assent to it.
