Sentence examples for distinguish generation from inspiring English sources

It is, therefore, possible to distinguish "generation" in which the nerve induces NGF expression by the target that in turn permits nerve survival, from "regeneration" when the target expresses NGF to attract axon regrowth.

While data concerning the MPO phase outside of the firing field are limited, such data would likely distinguish generation of theta sequences based on a linear and sigmoidal phase coding.

Looking at the 32 sculptures by the two groups of artists, in most cases, it is almost impossible to distinguish one generation from another.

Howard and Guile (1992) first showed the S-shaped logistic function of emergence, growth and maturity while Baregheh et al. (2009) distinguish creation, generation, implementation, development and adoption.

These life experiences tend to distinguish one generation from another [ 16].

Intergenerational mobility may be an important path of immigrant assimilation; hence, it is important to distinguish second-generation immigrants from third- or higher-generation native-born African-Americans.

Hamilton's sample excludes individuals who arrived in the USA before age 18, excludes individuals born in Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands, and does not distinguish second-generation immigrants from third- or higher-generation African-Americans.

We distinguish two generations of SPEs.

We can distinguish 3 generations of FES implants for activation of neural structures: 1. RF-powered implants with antenna displacement dependent stimulation amplitude; 2. RF-powered implants with stabilised stimulation amplitude; and 3. battery powered implants.

Whole genome sequencing was used to identify the molecular substitutions which distinguish the generation-200 cheater viruses from the wild type ancestor and from the similarly evolved cooperator viruses.

This is something Ms. Abdel Latif believes must change and something that distinguishes her generation from Ms. Naim's.