Sentence examples for distinguishable status from inspiring English sources

By the late 11th century the professional elite began to break apart as a distinguishable status group aiming for civil service.

Tanizaki said that when yokan is served in a lacquer dish, inside the dark recesses of which its colour is scarcely distinguishable, it assumes the status of a votary object.

The results also reveal that the adopter group is also significantly distinguishable in terms of food security status, measured in terms of household food calorie intake/day per adult equivalent.

Thus, the regulation of cell cycling of MCF-7 cells by apo-ER or apo-RARα did not show an obvious selectivity for a subpopulation of cells distinguishable by their ErbB2 or ErbB3 status.

The activation status of CD29 was not distinguishable with the applied antibody; hence, we do not know whether CIA induced higher activity or abolished any activated state.

Sampled individuals included only adult, mature specimen with gonad type (ovary/testis) easily distinguishable upon visual inspection suggesting active reproductive status.

The brightness distributions of these GFP species were easily distinguishable, providing the basis of comparison for oligomeric status of mobile GFP-tagged proteins in yeast.

In our experimental design, the analyses were performed at 4 h (loss of turgor) and 24 h (gain of turgor) of salt treatment because these are two distinguishable transition states before a new water plant status is achieved.

The group of children who are illegitimate are distinguishable from legitimate children not so much by their status at birth as by the factual differences in their upbringing.

It was hypothesized that HZ patients within primary care settings have a certain and distinguishable sociodemographic, pattern of utilization, disease profile and anxiety status that could facilitate their timely identification and effective treatment.

The genomic C>A substitution would give a similar signal (the red fluorescence signals from the incorporation of A or T are not distinguishable); the genomic C>G, in turn, would mimic the methylated status of the dinucleotide (the green fluorescence signals from the incorporation of C or G are also not distinguishable).