Sentence examples for easier distinction between from inspiring English sources
From the results of the pilot study and critical literature review, a new definition and probe question were added to the system to facilitate an easier distinction between Impact and Quality.
This is in contrast to studies with [124I]FIAU in mice, which required 16 to 24 hours to obtain optimal images.[10] The difference is likely due to the much greater size of humans compared to mice, permitting easier distinction between localized sites of infection and other sources of signal.
As well, approximately half of the biological pups were kept, and their tails were clipped, for easier distinction between them and the adopted pups.
In COIN's own research – with groups of young people, and in work that informed the Climate Coalition's 'For The Love Of' strategy – we have found that people tend to react against an easy distinction between 'us' (fossil-fuel opponents) and 'them' (the power companies).
The combination of visual and audio features allows for easy distinction between other noises such as speech, laughter, or throat clearing.
Yet it was clear that the old, easy distinctions between gritty Inner and and leafy Outer, between the archetypes that formed EastEnders and Terry and June, were becoming increasingly blurred.
A hustler and a confidence man arriving on a scene that valued authenticity and ideological relevance above all, he ruined any easy distinctions between protest and surrealism, parody and profundity.
Chandra's genial mood of acceptance seems part of a Hindu vision of human affairs as leela, or sacred game, which transcends easy distinctions between good and evil — a world view that both major and minor characters in the novel, spies and cops as well as criminals, magnify.
This size difference makes for easy visual distinction between the two amplified fragments following agarose gel electrophoresis.
