Sentence examples for distinguished the difference from inspiring English sources

We believe that we appropriately distinguished the difference between the ortho-phthalates and the polymers, specifically noting that the polymers have "no known toxicity".

Although several previous studies had distinguished the difference between the prognostic associations of KRAS mutations in codon 12 and 13, none of the large studies (with a sample size more than 300) controlled for BRAF mutation status in their analyses, and results were conflicting [ 12, 24, 42, 43].

These results distinguished the differences in the modeling error between PM10 and NO2 predictions.

Although HPV+ and HPV− tumours could be clearly distinguished, the differences in miRNA expression were diminutive.

Moreover, Jürges relation cannot distinguish the difference between CHTC of different building wall surfaces, i.e., windward, leeward and side walls, but expresses the CHTC for walls generally.

As a result, the existing approaches cannot distinguish the difference of permeability stress sensitivity between different tight oil reservoirs with the same permeability.

It would have been difficult to distinguish the difference in the decibel levels for Stot tlemyre and for the bullpen catcher.

And you have to have ridiculously good hearing to distinguish the difference in 24-bit sound (and even that might be imaginary).

Dr. Nestle believes people are either unwilling or unable to distinguish the difference between a 2-ounce bagel and one that weighs 6 ounces.

When I asked Maier about this, he said that anyone who couldn't distinguish the difference between a real Longo and an imitation was not the customer he was after.

However, flute experts can easily distinguish the difference.