Sentence examples for for distinguishing changes from inspiring English sources

Of these, specific pigments such as anthocyanin (similar reflectance peaks as the red algal phycobilin pigments, Figure 4A) and carotenoids (not shown) were useful for distinguishing changes along the interaction zone and between the coral and the algae.

In proteomic analysis, a ⩾ 2-fold increase or decrease in protein concentration was the cut-off for distinguishing changes.

We have recently reported the minimal clinically important differences which give rise to changes in HRQOL in CTI ablation patients, thus providing a conceptual basis for distinguishing whether changes in HRQOL attributable to treatment are perceptable to the patient [ 9].

A species such as red maple may not be very useful for distinguishing distribution changes, given its likely greater adaptation ability and wider distribution ranges.

However, most ageing studies lack the longitudinal data on individual participant's cognitive performance from childhood to adulthood which is important for distinguishing which changes correlate with cognitive variation in age are truly age-related as opposed to being effects of other factors such as genetics [ 16].

Representative values of the LOA or SEM can serve as benchmarks for distinguishing real change in functional status from changes due to random measurement error [ 17].

BACKGROUND: The study was undertaken to develop a potential new markers for distinguishing minimal change nephrotic syndrome (MCNS) and focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) in children.

So that for us has been a real distinguishing change in how we implemented matrix support to the business.

This approach provides a basis for distinguishing between protein changes in plasma that are cancer-related and those that are part of a non-specific host response.

Herein, we were inspired by these concepts to develop a general approach and concepts of genosoils and phenosoils for distinguishing the soil changes within soil mapping units as affected by human activities.

High inflation makes it hard for firms and individuals to distinguish changes in the relative prices of particular items from general changes in the average price level, so price signals become blurred.