Sentence examples for distinguishing time from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons is the difficulty in distinguishing time variation and spatial variation in the source region.

Arguably, the lowest modulation frequencies help in distinguishing time intervals that contain speech from time intervals that contain only silence or background noise.

The present paper describes an analysis of longitudinal breast cancer incidence rates in Hong Kong, in particular distinguishing time period and birth cohort as determinants of secular trends.

Deriving PA from heart rate measurements alone can lead to imprecision due to the difficulty in distinguishing time spent resting from time spent engaging in low levels of PA that do not result in elevations in heart rate.

When distinguishing time until death in the early-death (before day 5) and late-death (on or after day 5) groups, the NLCR of the early-death patients at admission was significantly lower than that of late-death patients and survivors.

What distinguishes "Time of Favor" from countless other thrillers is its underlying concern with the consequences of words and with the complicated emotions fueling terrorist acts.

She accepts that intention can obliterate consciousness — but then distinguishes time periods (1998, p. 216).

Spouses may have been more available to provide assistance but less able to distinguish time spent providing care from time spent with the patient.

In order to validate the BC further, one might use it to distinguish time series generated either by a model with or a model without alternating stable states.

However, in the event that two or more tasks were completed simultaneously, making it difficult to distinguish time per task, a total vaccination time will be determined for clients, constituting a sum of those tasks.

The design necessitates an estimation strategy that distinguishes time-series from cross-sectional effects.