Sentence examples for changes distinguish from inspiring English sources

Combined with weather data, satellite observations and rings collected by others, the samples should allow Anchukaitis and others to assess how trees are responding to recent warming-induced season changes; distinguish between manmade warming and natural warm events of the past; and see how changes in tree growth might influence the arctic and global environments in the future.

The constitution promulgated in 1994 provides for consecutive presidential terms (which had not been allowed previously), but few other changes distinguish it from the 1853 document; in its largely original form, the constitution has sustained Argentina with at least a nominal form of republican, representative, and federal government.

Several physiological and biochemical changes distinguish plant genotypes during and after cold acclimation [ 5- 10].

The SRC tumors exhibited significantly different gene expression profiles compared to that of normal rat cartilage (control tissue), and these gene expression changes distinguish tumors from RNC. Analysis of the differentially expressed genes revealed changes in several pathways that may be important to chondrosarcoma tumorigenesis.

He argues, for instance, that the large sound changes distinguishing present and past tenses of irregular verbs--for example, "bring" changing to "brought --trigger other brought --triggerparate from the language center, that recognize the sound of syllabrought --trigger

In the same issue of Science, Australian researchers report evidence that other, but similarly crucial, changes distinguishing two fruit fly species evolved in a mere six months.

Furthermore, this set of age-related gene expression changes distinguished between chronological and biological age.

Because the activity measured by the DAM is a combination of distance moved and amount of heading changes, distinguishing between these parameters was only possible using the video tracking assay.

A graphical representation of key phenotypic changes distinguishing C3 and C4 leaves.

We propose that the combination of these two potentially independent shape changes distinguishes the fully penetrant CL/P Neo/Null phenotype from the two previously studied partially penetrant models.

Alaska is bearing the brunt of climate change, distinguished as one of the most quickly warming spots in the world.