Sentence examples for distinguishing levels from inspiring English sources
Zoomable User Interfaces offer new techniques for managing multiple versions of a presentation, providing interactive presentation navigation, and distinguishing levels of detail.
Among Japanese Americans, the CERAD Neuropsychology Battery distinguished nondemented persons from those with dementia, but was less consistent in distinguishing levels of severity of dementia.
The main point behind distinguishing levels here is simply to clarify that the fundamental moral level is separate from other levels at which the question can be considered and also more basic than them.
Distinguishing levels of smoking, or different smoking histories, when creating the behavioral profiles would have resulted in a substantially greater number of distinct profiles with prohibitively small sample sizes associated with some of them.
The individual approaches give some differences in the results that are consequent upon the distinguishing level used for modelling the damping device.
As an alternative to simply identifying levels of literacy with years of schooling, some scholars have distinguished levels of literacy in another way.
In the current study, we hypothesized that the Prodromal Questionnaire-Brief (PQ-B) would reliably distinguish levels of suicidal ideation within a sample of college students (n=376).
A lot of these were not as good as previous examples, though it may be splitting hairs to distinguish levels of mediocrity.
We use the Bloom taxonomy to distinguish levels of difficulty in demonstrated learning – with the first five levels assigned to fixed questions – and gain scores to measure actual value of demonstrated learning.
We distinguish levels of learning and adoption, and argue that in general these are higher for discussion groups than for the wider monitor farm participants, although the most substantial practice changes can be expected for the monitor farmer.
Bernard Williams does indeed distinguish levels of gravity in the sinning required of politicians in his exploration of the scope of dirty hands, but he also suggests that the politician's necessary immoralities are very common and distinctive.
