Sentence examples for distinguishable patterns from inspiring English sources
Other parameters also represented distinguishable patterns to classify those biomaterials.
In this paper, we investigate how underlying relevant technological conditions induce distinguishable patterns of change in industry structure and evolution.
To address the literature gap, this paper empirically identifies distinguishable patterns of tourist emotional responses and investigates relationships between tourists' emotional profiles and their post-consumption evaluations of satisfaction and intention to recommend.
By quantifying the temporal trends at the country/region level, we find that countries/regions display clearly distinguishable patterns, suggesting that research communities in different regions tend to focus on different sub-fields.
Because the localisation and mapping process relies only on computer vision based algorithms, running the calibration step in a properly lit physical environment, which provides enough visually distinguishable patterns, is a crucial task.
This procedure, known otherwise as amplified ribosomal DNA restriction analysis or ARDRA, produced unique and distinguishable patterns to differentiate between 15 ATCC reference strains (10 Bacillus, 3 Paenibacillus and 2 Brevibacillus member species) as well as 3 misidentified Bacillus probiotic strains in a commercial collection.
There is no distinguishable pattern in cessation rates across FMR years for our population, other than slightly higher rates in the later years when fewer FMRs were conducted, a finding we return to later in the paper.
Comparisons of TLRs did not show any distinguishable pattern (data not shown).
The first analyzed locus was the SYBL1 (VatPAR2athatR2 that showed a distinguishable pattern of methylation.
These sites showed a distinguishable pattern of allele fractions from the backgrounds of germline polymorphic sites.
By contrast, the porcine bone treated with supercritical fluid CO2 extraction (SCF, 30°C, 35 MPa, 2 h) showed a slightly distinguishable pattern with higher intensity.
