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An interesting fact is that for Subject #1 this peak is quite distinguishable for both the posterior cornea and anterior iris and the distance D between them.

Though these two distributions are quite distinguishable, they still have overlapped tails.

The layers of debris in the street are quite clearly distinguishable (see drawing).

Altogether, these results emphasize the difficulty to separate between SR and INT investors, whereas CONV investors are quite well distinguishable.

This possibility is quite frequent during the initial time of degradation and also when two time constants are distinguishable in the plot, as shown in the presented experimental results.

A distinguishable feature of the nHA XRD profiles is that the 002 peak is quite strong compared to sHA.

In fact, and I quote curator Chris Fitzpatrick, Veerle is "quite simply [sic] a given name chosen to unite multiple ranges of artistic activity under the semblance of a single distinguishable corporality".

For a threshold of 2, the inter-event signature is also not distinguishable from a Poissonian in a period from late 2005 to late 2006; notice that in both periods the number of events per day is quite large.

Even though the pooled HRs of both qRT-PCR group and IHC group were statistically significant and both consistently identified high MACC1 expression as a contributor to poor survival, the diversity of cut-off point determination was still quite distinguishable.

In multidimensional analysis of morphological data matrix containing quantitative and qualitative characters, sampled population of P. zeylanica was significantly distinguishable and was quite variable representing high levels of inter- and intra-population variation [see Supporting Information— Fig. S2 ].

Although in principle these two processes are quite different and should be readily distinguishable (AGN, for example, produce much hotter ultraviolet and X-ray radiation), in practice the discriminating features can be faint and/or obscured by dust in the galaxies.