Sentence examples for effectively distinguishing from inspiring English sources

A proposed tunable weighting factor for effectively distinguishing and separating both close and crossing order components of signals measured from rotary machines was implemented and examined.

However, traditional frequency scanning devices can only measure and decode BCCH channel without effectively distinguishing and measuring received power of the same traffic channel (TCH) carrier frequency coming from different cells.

Before identifying the black pigments used in the ancient fresco, it was necessary to know if analytical methods and chemometric techniques used in the present research were capable of effectively distinguishing some top-quality purchased black pigments by which the standard frescoes were prepared.

President Obama and Vice President Biden both gave powerful speeches this evening, summoning the ideal of an inclusive nation and effectively distinguishing their mainstream American views from their opponents' radical right-wing vision.

We assessed whether the differentially methylated regions identified in this study could be useful as DNA methylation biomarkers for effectively distinguishing prostate cancer from normal prostate.

Effectively distinguishing between ILC and IDC may be important for determining the most appropriate treatment, since change the two types of tumour respond differently to therapy.

The study shows that the rigid 'slit-shaped' CMS pore structure can enable a strong molecular sieving effect to effectively distinguish the size and shape difference between N2 and CH4.

The elastic, elastoplastic, and plastic buckling regions of functionally graded cylindrical shells can be effectively distinguished through the present method, and various effects of the material nonlinearity, the dimensional parameters and the power law exponent are investigated.

MH: Some institutions may be forced to concentrate and specialise in order to effectively distinguish themselves and compete: Alternative institutions and open educational spaces provide a different view to traditional centres of learning.

That is why some sociological classifications and schemes of analysis fail as tools of political inquiry: they cannot effectively distinguish between certain societies whose political orders are full of contrasts.

A test known as synchronous neural interaction (SNI) has been shown to effectively distinguish between the patterns of abnormal brain activity seen in persons with PTSD and the patterns of typical brain activity observed in healthy persons.