Sentence examples for distinguished at a from inspiring English sources

That still makes it a "retina display," as pixels can't be distinguished at a distance of 12 inches.

Furthermore, the influenza A virus strains (A/WSN/33 (H1N1), A/England/12/64 (H2N2), and A/Philippine/2/82 (H3N2)) could be well distinguished at a low concentration of 106 PFU/ml.

Variations in K2O (Figure 2a) and ratios of incompatible elements such as the K/Zr ratio (40-87; Figure 2b), are distinguished at a given MgO content, which suggests variations in processes in the source mantle.

The eight-item treatment-outcome post-traumatic stress disorder scale also correlated significantly with a self-rated measure of post-traumatic stress disorder and distinguished at a highly significant level between responders and non-responders on an independently judged Clinical Global Impressions measure.

Similarly, it has been reported that normal aging of the motion segment and pathological degeneration cannot be distinguished at a histological level [ 13], suggesting that the biological process is the same in normal aging but is accelerated in the pathological state.

Additional taxa that cannot be distinguished at an identity threshold of 99% are also indicated.

Sherlock Holmes, the greatest scientist-sleuth, was able to distinguish at a glance the ash of any known cigar brand.

Juvenile (males): Juvenile males have the same coloration of females and are difficult to distinguish at a young age (Nogueira and Alves 2008).

We can do it only because the brain's plasticity enables the repurposing of circuitry that originally evolved for other tasks — distinguishing at a glance a garter snake from a haricot vert, say.

It's no surprise that DIY installation is frowned upon by the security industry, which argues that installation is a skilled task, best left to experts, and that burglars can distinguish at a glance between DIY models and professionally installed systems.

Especially in poor light and with individuals in Basic plumage, this species is virtually impossible to distinguish at a distance from the Thick-billed Murre and Razorbill (Alca torda); both have much deeper bills than the Common Murre, which is known to hybridize with both.