Sentence examples for make them distinguishable from inspiring English sources
It is stated that the time variance in tag computations corresponds to different states of the tags that might make them distinguishable.
The last phase of making one is the painting of it – that's were each takes on special features that make them distinguishable from their sisters and brothers.
It is critical to differentiate sequences that are under real selective constraints from those that have simply not had enough time to accumulate enough mutations that will make them distinguishable.
On a recent Sunday, refugees from frigid temperatures lined the bar, wearing knit beanies that made them distinguishable from behind only by hair length.
The unique optical properties of Qdots have made them distinguishable from other fluorophores such as organic fluorescent dyes.
As a result, each future city will develop special characteristics, depending on climate and local culture, thus adding attractiveness and making them distinguishable from each other.
Tip-cells have a characteristic morphology, including long filopodial protrusions (exemplified in Fig 1D,G), making them distinguishable from the lumen-forming stalk-cells.
Thus one can conclude that, besides the deqi sensations occurring with equal frequency and similar intensity, there were no other differences between the two laser devices that made them distinguishable.
The SBC in knee OA tend to be smaller and contain an outer rim of sclerotic bone that makes them distinguishable even when imaged with planar radiographs [ 13, 36].
It should be noted that both entries predicted by 4 of 4 tools and 3 of 4 tools were assigned as the category of highly like secreted in the database, making them distinguishable from curated secreted entries.
Scanning from left to right, we determined the first phoneme of the words that made them unique with respect to all other entries in the CELEX database, and also the first phoneme of the pseudowords that made them distinguishable from any monomorphemic, disyllabic, first-syllable stressed word in the database.
