Sentence examples for less distinguishable from inspiring English sources

They know when evidence is more or less distinguishable.

Or what if she and Wayne were less distinguishable from each other?

The liquescent effect comes from the pale ground of pink, green and other less distinguishable tonalities, skillfully laid down.

So customers must wade through an ever-expanding universe in which colors multiply and become less distinguishable.

The strategy, as Sony has found out, is difficult to execute when consumers demand lower prices and technology becomes less distinguishable.

Based on analysis of 360° photos taken from each release distance, the forest edge was less distinguishable from distances ⩾50 m.

The 3rd century saw the creation of new tyrannies that were less and less distinguishable from hereditary monarchies, such as the rule of Hieron II in Syracuse.

Sieve cells usually display more or less distinguishable sievelike areas, through which, presumably, organic foods pass in their travels through the stem and other plant organs.

Eventually it was fully reworked to become less readily distinguishable from other heavy supraglacial debris.

Four of the, more or less, nine distinguishable black nations did accept independence and full self-government.

Thus, with N = 90 per per treatment group and at α = 0.05 and β = 0.20 (power 80%), we would be able to show a difference in effectiveness of 15% or more; i.e., a reduction in effectiveness from 85%to70%0% or less should be distinguishable.