Sentence examples for distinguished large from inspiring English sources

Immunohistochemistry for several novel markers (EMP1, DVL1, DDR1) distinguished large sets of IDC from ILC. IDC and ILC can be differentiated both at the gene and protein levels.

At that time, genomics distinguished large-scale mapping and sequencing efforts from molecular studies of one or a few genes [ 10].

These shapes are often used to distinguish large groups of grasses from one another.

Although the MU-MIMO will not work well with the large inter-user interference, the conventional feedback and user selection method cannot provide enough information to distinguish large inter-user interference and small inter-user interference.

Thus, abstraction techniques are used as prominent approaches for addressing the state explosion problem (Graf & Saidi 1997; Bensalem et al. 1998) and correspondingly seem also to be useful for solving the problem of distinguishing large or possibly infinite sets of configurations tackled in this paper.

For example, it is not possible to distinguish large diameter head metal-on-metal total hip replacements.

Size-exclusion chromatography was then used to distinguish large changes in the globular structure or oligomeric state of the cross-linked enzyme.

Alternatively, the descriptive classification distinguishes large infarcts (those involving the supply territories of major cerebral arteries and veins), lacunar infarcts (i.e. small vessel infarcts), and microinfarcts.

This is a venerable but still somewhat vague concept that was developed to distinguish large from small segments in an anastomosing vein system.

The site of tracer accumulation and its changes in response to medical treatment have also been considered to distinguish large vessel vasculitis from atherosclerosis [ 60].

Further, the small sample size may have made it impossible to distinguish large differences in practice and policy between and even within departments, a point raised in feedback discussions with registrars after the study.