More generally, are different models distinguishable from the data - can one distinguish between different distributions or, given the distribution, to what extent can one distinguish between different parameter combinations?
Both Fry and Dale recorded 146 different and distinguishable character voices, and was the most recorded by an individual on an audiobook at the time.
One of the triumphs of 19th century biology was the understanding that neoplastic processes were different and distinguishable from infectious or inflammatory processes (Rather 1978).
Furthermore, it is clearly evident that COPD is a heterogeneous disease characterized by several different phenotypes, distinguishable with respect to clinical presentation, frequency of exacerbations, pathophysiologic aspects, rate of lung function decline, radiologic imaging, and response to treatment [ 2].
Spin-lattice relaxation times (T1C) of carbon nuclei attributed to 3HB and 3HP units were found to be considerably different, reflecting their distinguishable difference in local segmental dynamics.
Further, the two different OPs evoked distinguishable changes in gene expression; about half the differences are in genes involved in detoxification, likely reflecting differences in the chemical structure of the two OPs.
Thus far I have been describing the formal ontological categories, the correlates of the different meaning categories distinguishable by the nonsense test.
In contrast to uniform and orthotropic Li-ion intercalation swelling in a direction perpendicular to electrodes, the nonuniform temperature distribution in the jellyroll and the gaps/voids between electrodes result in distinguishable different swelling shapes.
In this algorithm, we employ an iterative method to extract the signal of the first path based on the fact that different paths are distinguishable in their arriving time as illustrated in Figure 4.
