Sentence examples for control distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Polymer microgel flooding thus serves to provide in-depth conformance control, distinguishing it from conventional polymer floods that offer primarily mobility control benefits.

According to a recent overview [ 3], the 30 EU/EEA member states present a highly heterogeneous situation in terms of TB epidemiology and control, distinguishing three broad epidemiological areas [ 38, 40].

This internal multiplex control distinguished between absence of a marker band due to PCR failure (no bands present) and the deletion of the marker loci due to irradiation (only the control band present).

To emphasize, measuring activity across a range of levels of task difficulty in patients and in control participants may allow the level of difficulty to be matched, and the effect of cognitive control distinguished from language-specific factors.

We compared the self-reported patterns of prior antimicrobial drug exposure between case-patients and controls, distinguishing antimicrobial agents that were taken before the onset of the illness and those taken during the current illness up to the time of hospitalization.

Note that only the RRT specific lists of potential controls distinguish this implementation from that of many standard case-control studies.

As discussed above, when parents of cases and controls distinguished between research and care, they reported a range of understandings of the aim of the MalariaGEN study.

Tailoring acidic characteristics is more important than spatial control for distinguishing between 2,6-DMN and 2,7-DMN.

This paper examines the relationships among variables embedded in Simons' framework of levers of control, explicitly distinguishing the different types of effects involved and testing their significance.

The introduction of analogue- and digital-computing equipment opened the way for much greater complexity in automatic-control theory, an advance since labelled "modern control" to distinguish it from the older, simpler, "classical control".

The load sharing mechanisms employed in primary control are distinguished in passive methods and active methods.