Sentence examples for distinguish any difference from inspiring English sources

But for long periods it was difficult to distinguish any difference in league standing between the pair.

The benefits of a 120Hz refresh rate are pretty clear, but as I noted when Sony had people playing Gran Turismo at 240FPS, there is a point at which the human eye can no longer distinguish any difference.

MG2 mucin contains no cysteine residues, and we did not distinguish any difference between the characteristics of MG2 in the saliva of smokers and that of nonsmokers.

Both coding methods resulted in a skewed distribution, but the dichotomous coding resulted in more than half of the sample scoring the same (zero): in effect the questionnaire could not distinguish any difference between these cases.

The incidence and concentrations of T-2 and HT-2 in raw oats and oat flakes by country of harvest are presented in Table 4. Mean and median concentrations of the toxins in raw oats from Ireland and Sweden are higher, but the numbers of samples are too low to distinguish any difference between countries.

Because of the subtle behavioral characteristics exhibited by the domoic acid, the EthoVision software was unable to distinguish any differences either between different pretreatments or within the groups.

This review could not distinguish any differences in variability between different ethnic subpopulations as the majority of the studies did not document the ethnicity of the sample patients.

More detailed analyses are necessary to distinguish any differences that are attributable to the different numbers of negatively charged amino acids between the two CRT isoforms.

The Mann-Whitney test was used to distinguish any differences in root width, crown width, or changes in labial or palatal bone width between the two groups.

Merely an extremely low percentage of listeners can tell a performance difference among these three search strategies, while as high as 90% of listeners cannot distinguish any differences for the test cases.

A study was undertaken to determine whether immunoperoxidase stains for keratin and involucrin, the latter a protein present in cells of stratified squamous epithelium that have differentiated beyond the basal stage, distinguish any differences in squamous cells present in the adenoacanthoma from those in the adenosquamous carcinoma of the uterine corpus.