Sentence examples for good distinguish from inspiring English sources

The fabricated electrochemical DNA sensor exhibited good distinguish capacity for the complementary ssDNA sequence and two bases mismatched ssDNA.

As the fit of the two models to the data is equally good, distinguishing between them is currently challenging.

Trademarks generally indicate the source of goods and distinguish the goods of one seller from those of another, and can be in the form of words, names, symbols, devices or combinations of those.

Therefore, all the factors must be available at the same time in order to get a good distinguishing system.

For example, the immunoglobulin's three dimensional structure is a good distinguishing feature, thus a homology-based approach that considers overall sequence similarity would be effective in identifying immunoglobulins.

It may also be unsuitable for autopolyploids or some allopolyploid genes for which good distinguishing primers cannot be designed.

"It's good at distinguishing big differences and good at magnifying very, very small differences".

Good sense distinguishes it from Munchausen syndrome.

But more than good programming distinguishes this package.

Field's more recent work has shown that the brain is very good at distinguishing an emotional touch from a similar, but non-emotional, one.

In his typology it was the rulers' concern for the common good that distinguished the ideal from perverted forms of government.