Sentence examples for could only be distinguished from inspiring English sources

When targets and distractors were drawn from the same stimulus category (letters) and could only be distinguished on the basis of rotation, a strong AB was found for blinkers, as well as for non-blinkers (Experiment 1).

They showed no developmental differences compared with their wild-type siblings and could only be distinguished by genotyping.

Larvae of alates and workers could only be distinguished for the last three stages of larvae and pupae.

Exceptions were the two pairs of isobaric compounds glucuronic/galacturonic acid and methylmalonic/succinic acid, which could only be distinguished by their retention time.

Metabolites such as glutamine and glutamate could only be distinguished using the improved resolution and chemical shift differences in C and not with the highly overlapped H spectra.

However, these two potential explanations could only be distinguished by performing a new temporal trend analysis of tree swallow laying dates across their range.

The subtask to be rewarded (i.e., VD, NA, or DA) could therefore only be distinguished at the decision point, based on visual cues (Takahashi, 2013).

Incidence and survival trends for jejunal and ileal tumours could only be studied from 1979, when they were first distinguished from other intestinal tumours in the ICD.

Moreover, these inbred lines not only could be distinguished not only from each other but also could be clustered together with members from the same group or subgroup in their phylogenetic relationships based on insertion polymorphism of TRIMs.

The German philosopher-psychiatrist Karl Jaspers had distinguished between two kinds of madness: that which could be understood, and that which could only be explained.

"It could only be Morris".