Sentence examples for has efficiently distinguished from inspiring English sources
For example, this methodology has efficiently distinguished invasive aquatic species belonging to the genera Cabomba, Ludwigia, Myriophyllum and to the family Hydrocharitaceae from their non-invasive related counterparts (Ghahramanzadeh et al. 2013).
Donohue has efficiently integrated lumber and paper operations.
The two parts of the molecular surface which are the contact surface and the reentrant surface can be efficiently distinguished.
In human spleen, B cell follicles, T cell zones and red pulp areas were efficiently distinguished (Figs. 6g i, 7g i).
Based on experimentations carried out on time-series gene expression data, our dynamic time order network has been shown to efficiently distinguish and connect early and late response genes.
Statistics of single substitutions of analytes showed that both substituted positions and substituted nucleotides have important contributions for this probe to efficiently distinguish the true analyte from mismatched ones.
Therefore, identifying a biomarker that can efficiently distinguish sepsis from non-infectious SIRS has become an important topic.
However, these efforts have been hampered by a lack of markers that efficiently distinguish one type of endoderm from another.
Had we taken a more traditional positional-cloning approach, recombination would not efficiently distinguish the candidates as four dhurrinase-like paralogs, which are within 628,373 bp of each other.
Although this extreme difference in RMSD and S-div values has made SARST more capable of detecting DS relationships than most conventional PSC methods, it is not extreme enough to efficiently distinguish between DS-related and common homologs.
It has been shown that the Ising model (Schneidman et al. 2006) and other similar maximum entropy models (Lezon et al. 2006) can efficiently distinguish between correlations caused by shared inputs, for example, from a 3rd driving unit, and correlations caused by direct mutual interactions.
