Sentence examples for for further distinction from inspiring English sources
These six new loci have higher gene diversities than most of the loci in other commercial Y-STR analysis kits, allowing for further distinction between unrelated male individuals.
Moreover we also utilize tumor cells that express mCherry (red signal) for further distinction.
Information from the EFL phylogeny may provide clues for further distinction between either multiple transfers or ancient paralogy with subsequent losses.
In contrast, with the RNA base opposite the mutation site (position "0"), the primer forms a perfect match to the template after RNase H2 cleavage, offering no opportunity for further distinction between the two alleles.
Reducing aristocracy and democracy to the single category of republican rule, Machiavelli also laid the basis in his analysis of the exercise of princely power for a further distinction between despotic and nondespotic forms of government.
The micro structure of the dataset allows for a further distinction of these ratios with respect to the age of the migrants.
Re-analysis of published data suggests a new source of evidence for this further distinction: males do better than females on items requiring an addition/subtraction or distribution of two rule, but there is no sex difference on items requiring pairwise progression or distribution of three rules.
A further distinction for the "Star Wars" series creator George Lucas: his 1967 short film "Electronic Labyrinth: THX 1138 4EB," which spawned his first feature, "THX 1138," will also be added to the registry.
Before setting aside the definitional question for ontological parsimony, one further distinction should be mentioned.
For non-robust invariants, a further distinction is made between processes that directly transfer some quantity from large to small scales, and processes involving a cascade through a continuous range of scales; such cascades may either be explicitly parameterized, or handled implicitly by the dynamical core numerics, accepting the implied non-conservation.
Use of length versus girth as metric for selection in gillnet fisheries and girth as further distinction between discrete population types Appendix S3.
