Sentence examples for distinguished pool from inspiring English sources

That means that anybody who [fails to place himself in a distinguished pool] either by accident or because they really are high risk ends up perceived to be a high risk.

But as I stood up with my fellow committee members to take my turn at the podium, I realized that it would be hard to express in a short speech our months of work designing and publicizing the awards and the difficulty we had selecting honorees from such a distinguished pool of candidates.

Analysis of individual worms confirmed the diagnostic value of IDH, which was shown to distinguish pools of worms from Khon Kaen and Laos.

Furthermore, these experiments cannot distinguish which pool of β-catenin (plasma membrane or cytoplasmic) interacts with which pool of Nkd1 (plasma membrane or cytoplasmic puncta).

Even though T2-weighted imaging is promising for the assessment of MaR, this technique still has certain limitations such as difficulties in distinguishing blood pool from the myocardium, especially in the apical parts of the left ventricle (LV) where hypokinesia and trabeculation cause stagnant blood flow.

The parameters of the orientation-dependent functions were optimized so that decoy proteins with low RMSD (root mean square deviation) from native structures could be distinguished from a pool of decoys (obtained by perturbing the energy functions and then modeling the entire protein).

For both genes, the LC480 Gene Scanning software distinguished the three pools containing a SNP from a pool of cultivars with wild-type sequence.

In the study of gene expression, it is often desirable to distinguish transcript pools derived from different alleles present in the same organism.

Although our metabolomic data cannot distinguish subcellular pools of metabolites, all enzymes involved in the citrate and acetyl-CoA transport process correlated negatively with cell size in our gene-expression data.

Two types of rock pools can be distinguished: irregular shaped natural pools and the relatively homogenous grinding holes.

For example, a recent phylogeographic analysis distinguished two gene pools [ 1]: the vertically inherited core genome and horizontally acquired mobile or mobilizable elements.