Sentence examples for distinguishing differences in from inspiring English sources
Now, we're much better at distinguishing differences in quality in photos, particularly when they're printed out; but viewed on a 5in smartphone screen or even a standard laptop screen, the lack of quality in most of the photos we take isn't visible.
There were distinguishing differences in projections of the geographic patterns of species richness and hotspots between the modelling techniques.
The cumulative release profile of individual pellet using the 400-DS dissolution apparatus 7 was found to be more precise at distinguishing differences in the applied coat quality.
This article provides a dynamic account by distinguishing differences in social integration that develop shortly after immigrants' arrival in the host country from changes with length of stay.
In contrast, the identification of differential CCL5 production between asthmatic and non-asthmatic children in response to RSV stimulation (fure 5D, p<0.01), underlines the capacity and sensitivity of this method at distinguishing differences in immune capacity between these populations [22], [23].
This chemical variability greatly complicates distinguishing differences in adsorption properties of sediments.
From these candidates, two promoters that responded specifically to 1-butanol were characterized in a dose-dependent manner and were used to distinguish differences in production levels among different 1-butanol producer strains.
To distinguish differences in metachromasia in the different sections, digitized images were analyzed for intensity of staining.
Chi-square cross tabulations were used to distinguish differences in reported MSD among the different nursing cadres.
This assessment is intended to complement standard measures of health-related quality of life (HRQOL), in order to distinguish differences in outcomes among patients with different priorities.
It was not possible to distinguish differences in CPT-11 concentrations within the different compartments in the present study.
