Sentence examples for distinguished as a function from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figures 2 and 3, the different multipath and scattering mechanisms are well distinguished as a function of time.

Recently, after cell treatment with ionising radiation, a 'premitotic' and a 'postmitotic' apoptosis could be distinguished as a function of the morphological features of the treated cells (Shinomiya et al, 2000).

Catulus was distinguished as an orator, poet, and prose writer.

We distinguished play sessions as a function of their intensity: rough (Rplay) if the session included at least one Rough-and-Tumble pattern (as defined in Table 1; e.g. Video S1 and Video S2) and gentle (Gplay) if not (e.g. Video S3).

In psychophysics this relationship is known as Weber's law and states that, for any stimulus property (brightness, length etc)., the difference threshold (i.e. the minimum difference between two stimuli that is required to distinguish them) increases monotonically as a function of the magnitude of the standard stimulus.

In this model the areas mental health, physical health and social functioning are distinguished as indicators of maternal adjustment.

Additionally, participants had engaged in 'yarning', creating a 'yarn' space, the function of which was distinguished as another important form of unsolicited support.

In addition, analyses of gene expression as a function of age distinguished naked mole rats from other mammals.

We distinguish between physicians who provide primary care as a function, and those trained in family medicine, the discipline.

Although Habermas often presents his pragmatics as a further development in analytic theories of meaning, his analysis focuses primarily on the context-sensitive acceptability of speech acts: acceptability conditions as a function of formal features that distinguish different speech situations.

However, considering the average invasion probability π ¯ as a function of r, we could distinguish two qualitatively different regimes.