The phrase "distinguishable results" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to contrasting or easily-identified differences in outcomes, performance, or measurements. For example: "After rigorous testing, the new product produced distinguishable results compared to the old version."
Failure to adequately measure each distinguishable outcome might result in failure to detect benefit or harm occurring due to an intervention or to a disease.
Failure to adequately measure each distinguishable outcome might result in failure to detect benefit or harm due to an intervention or to a treatment.
Even though fast, slow and asynchronous release are readily distinguishable, our results and simulations indicate that these three modes of release are closely related.
But these approaches give hardly distinguishable matching results.
Partly because of electrical resistance, it takes a fair amount of energy to ensure that the signal between the two states is clear and reliably distinguishable, and this results in excess heat.
Note that the target scatterers are clearly distinguishable in this result.
However, the other structures are only distinguishable as a result of subtle variations in either the ADF images or the EDX maps.
Moreover, clinically distinguishable ciliopathies often result from mutations in a single gene (Table 1), suggesting complex genetic networks.
Adult chp mutant PRCs have only few and strongly disorganised microvilli and no distinguishable stalk membrane, resulting in the spreading of the stalk membrane specific protein Crb throughout the apical surface.
This results in distinguishable alterations in dose-response slopes.
Because the second canonical variate pair was hardly distinguishable from the permutation results, we did not obtain further variate pairs.
