Sentence examples for completely distinguished from inspiring English sources

RARB methylation above 21% completely distinguished PCa from BPH. Separation based on methylation level of SFN, SLIT2 and SERPINB5 distinguished low and high Gleason score cancers, e.g. SFN and SERPINB5 together correctly classified 81%and77%7% of high and low Gleason score cancers respectively.

Eventually, the debate over the war led to a shift in the editorial page — the conservative Russell Wiggins was replaced by the more liberal Philip Geyelin — but the Post never completely distinguished itself on Vietnam.

On the surface, this is a simpler tale than "Have You Seen My New Blue Socks?" though young readers who still haven't completely distinguished their bears from their bees may be as mystified as Bear.

The quality of image reproduction depends on many factors that cannot be completely distinguished since they are mutually dependent.

In the presence of salt, the two phases can be completely distinguished in which the upper phase is mainly composed of the organic solvent [19].

Indeed, when the concept of morality is completely distinguished from religion, moral rules do seem to be limited to behavior that directly or indirectly causes harm to others.

As mentioned above, we currently cannot completely distinguish each type of EV.

Older typing methodologies often could not be completely distinguish alleles and so stopped at this level.

In the last step, the ring connectivity information was removed completely, distinguishing the ring topologies only by ring count.

The man-made sources mainly refer to oil pollution and combustion source, and it is difficult to completely distinguish them in the environment.

First, it is difficult to completely distinguish between the effects of smoking control policies and time trends because the Japanese smoking control policies examined in this study were uniformly enforced nationwide at a certain time.