Sentence examples for easier distinguished from inspiring English sources

Results show that the use of output indices, i.e. SDI and PDI, instead of absolute output values, makes the procedure more diagnostic (i.e. ≠ distress degrees can be easier distinguished) and less influenced by practical assumptions (e.g. choice of the loading level for stiffness damage testing).

It has long been known that if polarized light microscopy is used, malaria pigment can be much easier to distinguish.

This makes it easier to distinguish winners from losers.

But soon effortless comprehension will set in, as aromas and flavors become easier to distinguish.

The colors are only visually easier to distinguish the positions in the two adjacent motifs.

Thus, K-SVD is excluded from the charts to make it easier to distinguish between methods.

This makes it easier to distinguish real users from virtual humans.

[Having] created a community that [trusts us], I think it'll be even easier to distinguish ourselves.

Over a sentence it of course becomes easier to distinguish sense from an entire transcript, she adds.

The latter are typically easier to distinguish from the majority of the population by appearance, name, and language ability.

Burned area clusters feature low internal heterogeneity and are, thus, easier to distinguish in some spectral bands.