Sentence examples for distinguish given from inspiring English sources

I don't think it's necessary for us to distinguish, given the razor-thin record we have in this case.

Both of these effects on displacements are expected to be less than 1 mm/year and to cancel each other out, which would be difficult to distinguish given the precision of the GNSS data.

However, exact causes for such differences were often difficult to distinguish given the numerous biological differences between the investigated species.

Effects of dietary constituents are difficult to distinguish, given the intercorrelated nature of nutrients in the diet.

The following failure modes can then be distinguished given that a failure detection mechanism is used: the safe detected failure modes.

However, the labeling for the two proteins could be spatially distinguished given the appropriate section orientation (arrowhead, and magnified inset in Fig. 3D-D″).

The information content for the additive QTL effect represents the probability that two alternative QTL homozygous genotypes can be distinguished, given the individuals are homozygous.

From a practical point of view, models 3 and 4 describe the import equally well and cannot be distinguished given the data at hand.

For an initial, suboptimal experiment with stimulus, models A and B cannot be distinguished, given to be the response signal, where represents additive measurement noise with zero mean and.

The similarities between accident and intention cluster so tightly as to make them challenging to distinguish, especially given women's understandable reticence to describe burns as non-accidental.

The executives contend that Mr. Lhota, who has never sought public office and has relatively low name recognition, will struggle to distinguish himself given the spending limits imposed by the campaign finance program.