Sentence examples for distinguishable difference between the from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, quantitative assessment of the size distribution of the bead-bound vesicles revealed no distinguishable difference between the vesicles bound to synaptophysin and Rab26 beads, respectively.

At this stage, there is no distinguishable difference between the fruit inner peel and the flesh tissue in term of texture and color.

In P. cephalophora, the pollen exine is reticulated with no distinguishable differences between the two morphs.

Because we just tasted 12 brands of sour cream and onion chips, and even the low tasters of our bunch could decipher some pretty distinguishable differences between the best and the worst.

Indeed, a study in both South Africa and the USA did not find any distinguishable differences between the countries in attitudes towards using a microbicide without prior discussion [ 8].

Very large and easily distinguishable differences between the molecular profiles of PTC and normal thyroid have clearly demonstrated the applicability of gene expression findings to diagnostic purposes.

More recently, in rice, distinguishable differences between the tapetum and male gametophyte transcriptomes have been ascertained by using laser micro-dissected cells of specific tissue types [ 16, 17].

Although there are distinguishable differences between the left and right palm communities within and across individuals (Fierer et al., 2008 ), the same analysis using the left palms showed a similar pattern (Table 2 ) and neither composition nor diversity were different enough between palms or among the four dog paws to affect the overall patterns.

The proportion of such men will be insignificant, hence the barely distinguishable difference between prevalence predicted with and without reactivation shown in Figure 2. In this paper, we present a simple model-based evaluation of the potential impact of reactivation of HPV-16 in Australian menopausal women in terms of changes in HPV-16 prevalence.

See Brief of Amicus Curiae the United States Supporting Vacatur and Remand at 24. Amici the United States also believes that such a result would be unnecessary because there is a distinguishable difference between making a decision to promote or not promote an individual because of race, and being "race-conscious" and alert to exam results which display disparate impact.

The relative rotational movements in the sagittal plane in our study did not show distinguishable differences between both groups.