Sentence examples for distinguished satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

The frequencies of sIPSCs and mIPSCs cannot, therefore, be directly compared for all seven HEK293-GABAAR cells treated with TTX, but in three such cells in which events could be distinguished satisfactorily, the sIPSC frequency was 8.973 ± 1.66/s (mean ± SEM), and the mIPSC frequency was 4.69 ± 2.07/s.

This questionnaire can distinguish satisfactorily between organic and functional disease.

This questionnaire for functional bowel disease is a valid and reliable instrument that can distinguish satisfactorily between organic and functional disease in an out-patient setting.

Chest wall and spinal involvement may be better evaluated with MR. MR has not been able to distinguish satisfactorily between viable and sterilized tumors.

Less well known is the fact that two decades later, Kraepelin himself questioned the validity of his classificatory system, noting that "it is becoming increasingly clear that we cannot distinguish satisfactorily between these two illnesses and this brings home the suspicion that our formulation of the problem may be incorrect".

Present knowledge of the mechanisms of inheritance are such that modern scientists can distinguish more satisfactorily than Darwin between non-inheritable bodily variation and variation of a genuinely inheritable kind.

Therefore, even when cell-bound Aβ levels do not distinguish HC, MCI and AD satisfactorily [ 4], they are related to their physiological counterpart, hippocampal damage.

Faulks, who likened the portraits to "a symphony in five movements," said that his intention was to explore "whether individuals are really ever satisfactorily distinguished from one another or whether we are all taking part in the same cosmic story".

The b0 images satisfactorily distinguish between CSF, grey and white matter in line with their T2-weighting while being relatively unaffected by acute ischaemic lesions.

It can be distinguished from a traditional food 'if it is satisfactorily demonstrated to affect beneficially one or more target functions in the body, beyond adequate nutritional effects in a way which is relevant to either the state of well-being and health or the reduction of the risk of a disease' [ 9].

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