Sentence examples for distinguishable factor from inspiring English sources
In the race for the Republican presidential candidates to prove how blatantly partisan they are, unrelenting faith in Christianity has proven to be an especially distinguishable factor in determining the man who most embodies the radical conservatism that is the modern Republican party.
The truth of a statement is the upshot of two distinguishable factors, what the statement says about reality on the one hand, whether reality accords with what the statement says on the other.
Our data clearly show two distinguishable factors that influence usefulness of RNA isolated from FFPE sections.
I shall point out several categories of approaches that qualify as translational movements in bioethics, structured around these three distinguishable factors.
When rotation is used, the two factors become distinguishable as correlated but distinct factors.
In particular, the known small agonists (namely CL075, CL097 and R848) have been targeted to determine distinguishable deciding factors in complex with dimeric bTLR8-ECDs in comparison to ligand-induced activated hTLR8-ECDs.
Because an inbred strain is genetically uniform, genetic factors are easily distinguishable from environmental factors.
Core Concepts represented factors related to the individual; these were distinguishable from the Social/Environmental Factors related to society.
The specific interplay between the two influencing factors creates distinguishable modes of sectoral transformation, ranging from anticipative and smooth adjustments to reactive and crisis-ridden patterns of change.
The correlations among the three factors were small to moderate (rs = .91), indicating that the factors were clearly distinguishable from one another (see Table 2).
A gene related to but clearly distinguishable from EF-1α, called elongation factor-like (EFL), appears to substitute EF-1α in a scattered pattern: several unrelated eukaryote lineages have representatives that encode EFL and others that possess EF-1α.
