Sentence examples for distinguished typical from inspiring English sources

At least the following groups must be distinguished: Typical examples of group (i) can be found in chapters I.5 6 (first half), 9 and others.

In contrast, we have distinguished typical grouping methods from a performance point of view and shown that our group establishing algorithm is the best to satisfy the requirement of computational complexity and convergence for MANETs.

Previous studies have distinguished "typical" pyramidal neurons in LIII and "atypical" ones in LII (Peters and Kara 1985; Thomson and Bannister 1998; van Brederode et al. 2000).

These comparisons provided evidence that decreased T cell levels and elevated B cell levels distinguished typical KD from incomplete KD and that elevated T cell levels, NK cell levels and B cell levels, as well as decreased B cell percentages, may be helpful in predicting IVIG effectiveness, whereas low C3 and C4 levels may be associated with prodromal infections.

This seems to distinguish typical cases of doing from typical cases of allowing harm.

Now, scientists have found a protein that declines as we get older and distinguishes typical age-related forgetfulness from Alzheimer's.

AFM images of ALD-ZnO films grown with different thicknesses are shown in Figure 2 to distinguish typical surface features previous to the hydrothermal process.

The typical AFM images of the ZnO seed layers prepared by RF magnetron sputtering and dip coating are shown in Figure 1a,b, respectively, to distinguish typical surface features previous to the hydrothermal process.

In moments of frustration, I can recall myself asking Ryan, "Why can't you just pay attention?" or "Why aren't you doing well in school?" I hadn't been given any help in how to distinguish typical tween girl behavior from something a little more serious.

Morphological and biochemical differences are used to distinguish typical and atypical isolates.

A latent-class trajectory model was used to distinguish typical trajectories [ 17– 19] of the moving averages of adherence to HAART.