Sentence examples for making distinction from inspiring English sources

The literature on EEG features in NCSE includes a spectrum of "read-outs" that could coexist in other entities, making distinction and consequent ictal identification more difficult.

Could be interesting to calculate KPIs making distinction in the nature of the product and/or express KPIs in terms of volume units instead of weight units.

In this study, the effect of FLG on the photosynthetic benthic diatom Nitzschia palea was assessed making distinction between the impact of a direct contact with FLG and a shading effect of FLG on diatoms.

Contrast often varied little between the muscle fibres of individual muscles, making distinction of neighbouring muscles difficult.

The pCSA110 T-DNA insertion in miro1 plants contains the GUS reporter gene regulated by the pollen-specific LAT52 promoter, making distinction between mutant and wild type pollen possible [29].

A factor analysis gave only one factor with Eigenvalue > 1, making distinction between anxiety and depressive symptoms impossible.

Kath was always making distinctions of that kind.

But he said making distinctions among states requires justification.

Save when at work making distinctions and arguing relentlessly, philosophers are much like everyone else.

Conversely, Indian participants defined themselves by making distinctions between those coming from urban and rural areas.

In coastal lakes, PST ≈ FST for these estimates making distinctions between selection and genetic drift equivocal.