Sentence examples for distinctly determine from inspiring English sources

Our results showed that we can distinctly determine P. gingivalis co-localization with the specific cellular compartments (e.g. lysosomal versus ER) in primary GECs.

These species reducing at 396 and 416 °C have similar oxidation states and thus could not be distinctly determined during XPS analysis.

For patients whose classification score lies within this uncertainty zone, their gene expression grade profile cannot be distinctly determined as grade 1-like or grade 3-like.

The phrase "normal foodstuffs" is ambiguous because normalcy is distinctly culturally determined.

In actual combustion experiments, these two factors could not be observed or determined distinctly, thereby hindering any further improvements in operating parameters or combustor design in order to maximise the efficiency of particle combustion.

By introducing the relationship between the excess volume at the grain boundary and the nanograin size, the Gibbs free energy was determined distinctly as a function of temperature and the nanograin size.

Another difficulty of determining distinctly dinosaurian features is that early dinosaurs and other archosaurs from the Late Triassic are often poorly known and were similar in many ways; these animals have sometimes been misidentified in the literature.

The early-onset ioFL and late-onset aoR3H mutations have distinctly different effects on neuronal development that might determine whether SCA13 emerges during infancy or adulthood.

Given that the unit of analysis was the household rather than individuals, we conducted preliminary bivariate analyses to determine how the single member households behaved distinctly from multiple adult households.

The study used discriminant analysis, a linear regression technique that allows for more than two categorical dependent variables (Klecka 1980), to determine whether each family type ranked its problems distinctly.

To determine whether any frequency's responses to error were distinctly related to a switch in context, we predicted single-trial EEG data from a computational learning model that can adapt to multiple contexts simultaneously based on a switching mechanism.