Sentence examples for effects to be distinguished from inspiring English sources
For the analysis of the dynamics of interaction between electricity sources, the auto-regressive distributed lag (ARDL) bounds test approach was shown to be appropriate, as it allows short- and long-run effects to be distinguished.
However, most experimental designs do not allow plastic-specific effects to be distinguished from those caused by other particles, such as clay and cellulose, which are naturally ubiquitous in the environment.
While the transition in the Epvs log s plot may be due to IRu effects as well as to kinetic irreversibility, when the former are appreciable, it is shown that the corresponding transition in the value of Cφ with increasing log s can usually allow spurious IRu and significant irreversibility effects to be distinguished.
Comparison to populations grown in M9 media without antibiotics allowed media and antibiotic effects to be distinguished.
In fact, although studies in inheritance of vertebral number have been conducted in several species (see Discussion), many of these have used methods that do not allow additive genetic effects to be distinguished from maternal, early environmental and non-additive genetic effects.
Smaller-scale (and hence lower-cost) validation screening using a non-fluorescence-based reporter that also allowed reporter-specific effects to be distinguished from general gene expression effects was then exploited to unambiguously identify compounds able to drive the developmental response under test.
These two effects need to be distinguished and considered separately.
This potential mutant selection effect needs to be distinguished from de novo mutant induction in order to properly evaluate the mutagenicity of these chemicals.
The more detailed information gathered by this means allows the effects of microturbulence to be distinguished from rotation.
Mice are unable to entrain to LD 3.5 3.5 cycles, thus permitting the masking and the entraining effects of light to be distinguished.
Baseline information is critical if subtle effects of oiling are to be distinguished.
