Sentence examples for distinguishing light from inspiring English sources

Distinguishing light activity and sedentary behaviour is important due to the contribution of total daily light activity to energy expenditure.

Current methods of distinguishing light intensity from sedentary time and moderate intensity activities are limited (15); however, light activities are captured in measures of total physical activity.

They were able to do this thanks to fresh trim lines: the easily recognizable boundaries distinguishing lighter regions high on the rock faces that had been previously abraded by the ice.

A photoelectric cell can only distinguish light from darkness.

After one hour, they could clearly distinguish light and right.

Blind since birth, Mr. Shanley only has light perception, enabling him to distinguish light from dark.

I could not see colour, only being able to distinguish light objects from dark ones.

What distinguishes Light is that a single old man narrates both stories.

But its sleep graph doesn't distinguish light sleep from deep sleep, as the Up band does.

People with these implants have the ability to distinguish light from dark, and they can recognize the outlines of objects in their view.

He also gave the dog a rudimentary sense of balance, the ability to distinguish light from dark and a predilection for chasing objects displaying reflective material.