And this kind of uneasiness (or pain: E1-5 II.1is.1: 128), is what Locke describes as desire (E1-5 II.xx.6: 230; E2-5 II.xxi.31–32: 251) (though also as "joined with", "scarce distinguishable from", and a "cause" of desire see Section 8 below).
While none of this would likely be statistically distinguishable from random variation, consider what it would mean to the public health.
If QI and QIR are not readily distinguishable, then what are the implications for ethical oversight?
If evidence from fossil and living forms is combined, the Agnatha are distinguishable from the other craniates (Gnathostomata) by what they lack: jaws, lateral fins supported by fin rays, vertebrae, a horizontal semicircular canal in the ear, and genital ducts.
And what she remembers is, to tell the truth, hardly distinguishable from her idea, her fantasies at that time, of what sex should be like.
However, the aggregate 2-fold CD44 induction as measured by quantitative PCR is the threshold of what is considered significantly distinguishable from unchanged.
Except for the quaint language, what is said here is hardly distinguishable from today's ads.
More generally, are different models distinguishable from the data - can one distinguish between different distributions or, given the distribution, to what extent can one distinguish between different parameter combinations?
Or what if she and Wayne were less distinguishable from each other?
Never fully explained "mechanical difficulties" were announced by an amplified voice (not immediately distinguishable from the other amplified voices we had been hearing for what felt like forever), as the actors in the scene deflated before our eyes.
