Sentence examples for classifying and distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Innan, H. & Kondrashov, F. The evolution of gene duplications: classifying and distinguishing between models.

Our work establishes, for the first time to our knowledge, the use of several supervised methods for classifying and distinguishing between neuronal cell types.

Although there is no emphasis in breeding cowpeas for the shape of their leaves, leaf shape is important for classifying and distinguishing cowpea varieties.

Under stage one, the classification stage, Daesh classified and distinguished between believers and non-believers, a classic example of "us and them" mentality.

A primary motivation for this work was to accurately classify and distinguish bHLH sequences from Plant, Animal, and Fungal Kingdoms.

But to handle and analyse differentiation and patterning we need mathematical variables that express the macroscopic, essential properties that allow us to describe, classify, and distinguish qualitatively different patterns in biologically meaningful ways.

The NetGenerator algorithm for automatic network inference from multi-input multi-experiment time series data and prior knowledge, described in the methods section, will be classified and distinguished from other methods in the next sub-section.

So far, multivariate analyses, and in particular clustering analysis, have been mainly used in neurophysiology to classify and distinguish mature neuronal populations (Ascoli et al., 2008; Karagiannis et al., 2009; McGarry et al., 2010; Laramee et al., 2013; Simonnet et al., 2013).

The 3D spectral data were analyzed using SAM algorithm, spectral gradient (m), k-means clustering and gley horizon parameter (G) to classify soils and distinguish between soil horizons in each core.

The operationalization makes it possible to classify initiatives and distinguish different types of heat infrastructures.

Finally, compounds with a statistically less robust concentration response are classified as "inconclusive" and distinguished from "inactive" calls in the third stage.