Sentence examples for more easily distinguishable from inspiring English sources
"I fully support Ms Reece in her efforts to pass legislation that would make imitation and actual firearms more easily distinguishable," said John Crawford Jr, the father of the 22-year-old.
We achieved similar high performance across agricultural types, including the spectrally indistinct smallholder fields as well as the more easily distinguishable commercial fields, and demonstrated the ability to generalize performance across large geographic areas.
The engineer that develops an algorithm may program it to focus on facial features that are more easily distinguishable in some races than in others – the shape of a person's eyes, the width of the nose, the size of the mouth or chin.
This allows vegetation to be more easily distinguishable from other cover types (Pettorelli et al. 2005).
Nonetheless, ZF2 expressing cells had a more easily distinguishable nuclear staining pattern than ZF3 cells (Figure 2).
Stromal cells were more easily distinguishable in a context between adipocytes that appeared more homogenously distributed with a preserved morphology without large abnormal elements.
Some organisms such as birds and stained bacteria are more easily identifiable and distinguishable when presented in color.
While on one hand it may be accurate to say that the global south is easily distinguishable from the more affluent countries in the north, it is not too far a stretch to also posit that so-called non-Western approaches have similarities with or overlap with "Western" International Relations concepts.
The mystacial pad macrovibrissae, easily distinguishable from the more anterior microvibrissae [ 14], are long tactile hairs in the animal's muzzle that are laterally oriented, aligned in regular rows, and arranged in a precise dorsoventral pattern [ 16, 17].
When compared to the pockmarks, they are easily distinguishable as they are more circular in shape and lack the lateral mound.
Data on adverse effects could be more easily retrieved if trials that reported adverse effects were distinguishable in electronic databases from those that did not.
