Sentence examples for distinguished over a from inspiring English sources

The British FI would serve as a better population metric than the FI as it enables people with varying degrees of frailty to be better distinguished over a wider range of scores.

Hence, the British FI would serve as a better population metric than the CSHA FI as it enables those people with varying degrees of frailty from low to mild, moderate and severe to be better distinguished over a wider range of scores.

On average we could distinguish over 27,000 unique tags in each tumor grade after excluding those with single counts (Table 1).

The cell connection graph in principle allows to "look across several frames" and hence distinguish over-partitioning from cell division on a larger time-scale.

In the following analyses we calculated estimation error that distinguishes over- and underestimations of the sample distance (bias in Figure 2B).

It is distinguished over the background of the general eastern flow with a velocity within 10 20 cm/s.

Finally, the driving forces of grassland degradation and restoration in this area were distinguished over the past 12 years through multiple and partial regression methods.

Low genetic differentiation (FST= 0.023 0.028, D= 0.076 0.097) and no genetic clusters were found among the 20 sampled colonies, in which 449 individuals were distinguished over two sampling sessions (2010 and 2011).

Few of Aumont's films were particularly distinguished over the next decades, some exceptions being Sidney Pollack's Castle Keep (1969), in which he played an impotent aristocrat, and François Truffaut's Day For Night (1973), where he was the charismatic male lead who dies during the shooting.

He was then distinguished over fellow major junior league MVP's Brett Sonne of the Western Hockey League (WHL) and Nicola Riopel of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) as the CHL Player of the Year.

COI has, to date, successfully distinguished over 3000 avian taxa, including C. japonica and C. chinensis, by simply measuring COI sequence divergence within or between species (http://www.boldsystems.org/views/taxbrowser.php?taxid=51).