Sentence examples for distinguished to a from inspiring English sources

Lung atelectasis/consolidation can be distinguished to a complete or incomplete one by ultrasound, and that may be of important value in the management of patients.

According to the changes of ultrasonic pattern during breathing cycle, lung atelectasis/consolidation was distinguished to a complete or incomplete one (Fig. 1).

The inhibitive mixtures with such design where one component tuned to promote the most efficient realization of the other component protective mechanism may be distinguished to a dedicated class of tandem inhibitors.

For PNEU the confidence intervals are much wider and hospitals can be distinguished to a lesser extent.

In this regard, Wang and colleagues (2007) reported that men's and women's responses to a mild/moderate stressor could be distinguished to a very high accuracy based on real-time in vivo brain imaging alone (Wang et al., 2007).

Seven impact categories are distinguished to address a broad spectrum of possible environmental loads.

Medaka males and females can easily be distinguished due to a distinct sexual dimorphism.

That's a key point: being able to distinguish Speaker A from Speaker B from Speaker Z.

When asked how to distinguish whether to use a military tribunal system or criminal courts for terrorist suspects, Ashcroft said: "It depends on the circumstances".

14 It is easier to distinguish a hospital from a national average than it is to distinguish from another hospital.

There is no general way to distinguish a virus from a non-malicious piece of code.