Sentence examples for more distinguishable difference from inspiring English sources

Because the ℓ 1-norm, or least absolute deviation, can better represent the distribution of the sparse coefficient and ensure a more distinguishable difference, μ 1 is set to a relatively large value (0.60 0.75) as the dominant weight, while μ 2 is smaller (0.25 0.40).

Spin-lattice relaxation times (T1C) of carbon nuclei attributed to 3HB and 3HP units were found to be considerably different, reflecting their distinguishable difference in local segmental dynamics.

While subjects recovered, differences among the conditions were more distinguishable.

The strains possessing same nucleotide sequences at the target region showed an identical difference curve and those possessing different nucleotide sequences showed a distinguishable difference curve.

There was no distinguishable difference in intensity of staining between different hippocampal fields.

Differences between Hydnellum species tend to be more distinguishable in younger specimens.

A dark target on a light background (negative contrast) is detected sooner and with more distinguishable detail than a light target on a dark background (positive contrast) with the same absolute value of minimum luminance difference [12].

There was virtually no difference in the vowel dispersion observed across the two conditions, suggesting that the rhythmic style of speaking in the Rhyme condition did not render the vowels more distinguishable.

This concept is more distinguishable at more injection time (0.6 PV).

According to Fig. 3, the differentiation among learners is more distinguishable based upon their response latency.

But in March a deliberate decision was made by upper management to abandon their goal of dethroning HP and instead focus on making better, more distinguishable products.