Sentence examples for distinguishable sources from inspiring English sources

If the voices of the pilots are still distinguishable, sources said, it may be easy for the investigators to discover what went wrong.

Neutrophil-derived MMP-9 is distinguishable from other sources since it forms a covalent complex with neutrophil gelatinase B-associated lipocalin (NGAL) (Kjeldsen et al. 1993).

Thus, any ACC derived from exogenously added 18 would be distinguishable from other sources of ACC via LC-MS/MS due to an increase in m/ z (240 for deuterated ACC vs 237 for ACC).

Despite abundant claims in the literature otherwise, this study reveals that Bingöl A and Nemrut Dağ obsidians are distinguishable with adequate source sampling and highly accurate and repeatable data for geochemically important elements.

The particularity of brain data is that the information to be protected is not easily distinguishable from the source itself that produced the data: the individual's neural processing.

Microfracture, abrasion chondroplasty, osteochondral grafting, ACI, and autologous matrix-induced chondrogenesis are distinguishable by cell source (including chondrocytes and stem cells) and associated scaffolds (natural or synthetic, hydrogels or membranes).

Due to fermentation of feces and ammonia volatilization in latrines, isotopic enrichment of residual matter creates a nitrate source that is isotopically distinguishable from nitrate of other sources.

There are several distinguishable nonspecific background noise sources in RAM assays [ 1].

This species has a mild taste, and no distinguishable odor, although one source describes the smell of dried fruit bodies as similar to "old ham".

Hence, intuition appears distinguishable from our other putative sources of evidence in being both required for a coherent epistemology and capable of epistemic self-support.

This fraction size is generally in the range between 100 and 200 nm, which is partially distinguishable from other directly anthropogenic sources.