Sentence examples for distinguished precisely from inspiring English sources
The interactions between order components and structure resonances can be decoupled and distinguished precisely.
(I disagree with Anthony's suggestion that these "unbeautiful compositions" bear "a hint of Fassbinder," who was more or less unable to make an unbeautiful composition, and whose movies are distinguished precisely by their visual style).
Comparison with other eukaryotic genomes suggests that terminal regions could be distinguished precisely based on gene content, genetic instability and base composition biais.
Although individual travelers from the time of Pytheas onward had visited Teutonic countries in the north, it was not until the 1st century bc was well advanced that the Romans learned to distinguish precisely between the Germans and the Celts, a distinction that is made with great clarity by Julius Caesar.
Sweden insisted it was not possible for officials to "distinguish precisely" the position of Spirig's torso.
In addition, the data is not able to distinguish precisely what material is downloaded and from where - meaning users may be using sites other than The Pirate Bay to access files.
Currently, the clinically validated test for PC diagnosis relies on detection of serum level of prostate-specific antigen (PSA, human kallikrein-3) using monoclonal antibody-based ELISA kit but this examination, yet widely used, fails to predict early stages of PC development and, in addition, does not distinguish precisely between malign form of PC and benign prostate hyperplasia.
So he writes in "The Conquest of Cool" that "[i]t was and remains difficult to distinguish precisely between authentic counterculture and fake...
Therefore, it is also difficult to distinguish precisely whether the excess of fluid balance is the cause or the result of postoperative complications.
However, PDAR has recognized that in some cases there may be overlap and an inability to distinguish precisely between combatant and non-combatant deaths.
Here, to distinguish precisely gene pairs that have been retained at ancestral positions (still mapped on the known sister paralogous regions) and those that have been shuffled to nonorthologous sites, we aligned four genomes (rice, Brachypodium, sorghum, maize) against themselves to identify homologous genes (see Materials and Methods).
