Sentence examples for changes to be distinguished from inspiring English sources
Many authors have reported that these examinations are important in enabling non-malignant and malignant changes to be distinguished.
As the coffee pericarp became soft and its color changed to be distinguished at the yellow stage.
Climate change needs to be distinguished from climate variation: change is where there is statistically significant variation from the mean state over a prolonged period of time.
Moreover, by tracking the progressive changes in mRNA abundance between time points in the differentiation programme, trends in the expression of individual or groups of transcripts can be identified, enabling regulated changes in expression to be distinguished from sample-specific variations.
Chemical alteration that leads to changes in color needs to be distinguished from artists' intentional use of novel or atypical materials or mixtures.
The differential kinetics of equilibration across plasma (slow) and mitochondrial membranes (fast) often allow changes in Δψm and Δψp to be distinguished even when they occur simultaneously [ 80].
These physiological changes can be observed across all imaging techniques and have to be distinguished from pathological changes.
We included the most variable mtDNA segment, the hypervariable region 1 (HVR1) of the control region since it has a high rate of nucleotide change, allowing recently diverged lineages to be distinguished [ 19- 21].
In future studies of the Dahl rat or other salt-sensitive models, the mechanisms or characteristics associated with each individual component could be addressed through modest additions to standard experimental protocols that would permit the acute and progressive phases of salt induced BP changes, and their degree of reversibility, to be distinguished or quantified.
Six possible types of single-nucleotide changes can be distinguished, and G C→A T transitions account for about half of the observed mutations15.
