Sentence examples for distinguished whether from inspiring English sources

Additionally, baseline regional gray matter volume of both the right PCC/precuneus and the left hippocampus significantly distinguished whether the APCGMR was above or below the mean of APCGMR.

Studies have shown that nuclear envelope fission (karyokinesis) in budding yeast depends on cytokinesis, but not distinguished whether this was a direct requirement, indirect, because of cell cycle arrest, or due to bud neck-localized proteins impacting both processes.

Few studies distinguished whether upper limb dominance was a factor in outcome.

But it cannot be distinguished whether an opsonisation or an aggregation is responsible for the observations.

It has to be distinguished whether it concerns a gas taking or gas delivering cylinder space according to the temperature at the interface.

Patients were distinguished whether they were admitted after deliberate self-harm or not, and whether they were directly admitted from a psychiatric hospital or psychiatric ward or not.

"The brain doesn't distinguish whether it's being hit by a professional or an amateur.

Such studies do not distinguish whether minocycline provides sustained protection or merely delays cell death.

The measurements themselves are often insufficient to distinguish whether the object is in an elliptical or circular orbit.

Table 2 lists surgical treatment options for chronic aspiration according to reversibility and distinguishes whether postoperative phonation is possible.

Note that λ and β do not distinguish whether the neuron increased or decreased it FR after checkerboard cue onset.