Sentence examples for changes can be distinguished from inspiring English sources
The significant color changes can be distinguished visually.
Based on the occurrence of severe or multiple (≥3) lesions in young patients, AS changes can be distinguished from degenerative changes with a high reliability [18].
The direct causes of the virulence shifts (phenotypic plasticity/facultative virulence vs. adaptive evolution/genetic changes) can be distinguished by screening for causative mutations.
Furthermore, we show that the directionality of these changes can be distinguished by enrichments for the known binding sites of two different groups of transcriptional regulators.
Two dominant (seemingly contradictory) long-term processes of landscape change can be distinguished: drowning and 'desertification' (severe land degradation).
The goals of the present review are: 1) to identify which cognitive outcome measures of behavior change can be distinguished in CEAs; and 2) to evaluate whether and how these outcomes are incorporated in CEAs.
Longitudinal studies with more than two measures for each subject have the potential to provide a better estimate of the true change for each subject than do studies with two measures, because a true underlying linear change can be distinguished from measurement error and other sources of within-individual variability over time [ 15].
Different types of response modification can be distinguished: changes in the receptors for growth and differentiation factors and their cytoplasmic and nuclear signal transduction pathways; increased resistance of initiated cells to cytotoxic agents; alterations in junctional cell-to-cell communications.
It assumes that the behavioural change process can be distinguished in three phases: 1) Awareness, 2) Motivation and 3) Action.
Two types of changes in chromosome numbers can be distinguished: a change in the number of whole chromosome sets (polyploidy) and a change in chromosomes within a set (aneuploidy).
'Revolutionary changes' that accompany polyploidy can be distinguished from 'evolutionary changes,' which follow allopolyploidization [ 65, 66].
