Sentence examples for distinguished relatively from inspiring English sources

One set of activity patterns (blue dots) may differ mostly in the intensity of a common pattern component, and should be distinguished relatively well along this single component.

More importantly, we defined a SAGE molecular expression signature of 134 transcripts that sufficiently distinguished relatively stable from progressive IPF.

In silico analyses of the comprehensive SAGE profiles allowed for the generation of an IPF molecular signature that distinguished relatively stable from progressive patients, and identified genes not previously implicated in IPF.

Differences between parthenogenetic strains in the degree of divergence would then be a relative measure of the age of such lineages, and allow to distinguish relatively "young" from relatively "old" lineages.

Satellite remote sensing has been effectively used to distinguish relatively intact and degraded forests at a number of scales.

Alternatively, biomarkers could be employed following screening, to distinguish relatively rare malignant nodules from commonly found benign nodules.

From the simulation it is also clear that one can distinguish relatively well between A × E and A × C.

Prognostic biomarkers can help to distinguish relatively benign cancers from aggressive ones and might orient treatment decisions.

Lastly, to distinguish relatively high background noise from local peaks in the two side windows, we split them into two 30 bp long windows.

The AIOS is able to distinguish relatively sicker from relatively healthier individuals; and correlates in expected directions with a measure of distress and indicators of positive and negative affect and positive states of mind.

They are distinguished by relatively few characteristics.