Sentence examples for identifying distinctly from inspiring English sources

The definitive diagnosis however requires demonstration of monoclonality of the heavy chains by using a wider immunofluorescence panel of antibodies identifying distinctly the four IgG subtypes and/or two IgA subtypes.

The most salient aspect of this innovative MVPA monitoring during the different segments of the school day was identifying distinctly similar MVPA patterns in each of the above-mentioned indicators.

We developed an executable program (' AutoDensity') which automatically identifies the breast area in the mammogram (breast segmentation) and then classifies breast density in a similar way to Cumulus by identifying distinctly white tissue to be classified as 'dense' (breast density segmentation).

Our three definitions of diuretic resistance identified distinctly different patient cohorts, and the prevalence varied widely based on these definitions.

The software identifies distinctly bound sites based on affinity data.

Five gene clusters identified distinctly different patterns of expression following NO3 addition.

Owing to these different environments, analyses of faeces and stable isotope data have identified distinctly different realized niches.

Leung et al (2005) also identified distinctly shorter half-lives for those individuals with the highest tissue concentrations (e.g. > 3,000 ppt), similar to that seen for the entire Seveso child cohort.

Not since the late 1950's, in fact, have grown-ups had an identifying look distinctly different from the boys and girls in their charge.

Her arms dropping to cover the plate did not stop commenters from identifying a distinctly not plant-based item on her plate: fish.

Yet if the language was derived from German sources and the orchestration had a French sheen, Elgar also fashioned a mode of lyricism that could be identified as distinctly English.