Sentence examples for observed distinguished from inspiring English sources
We observed distinguished binding patterns among these five clusters.
Even though an obvious difference in the ALS features between the sample plots dominated by varying proportions of pine (i.e. ≥ 75%% or 95%%) was not observed, distinguishing these plots was attempted due to the potential to increase the information for the later species-specific predictions.
Only a few pearl oysters in undetermined or inversion stages were examined by histology, but high variance of their mRNA level was observed distinguishing two opposite patterns, one similar to repression and one like steady state levels of pmarg-dmrt and pmarg-fem1-like mRNA over the whole course of spermatogenesis.
The resulting trajectories showed that transport is not homogeneous; both diffusing and stuck molecules were observed and distinguished statistically.
Given the sensitivity of omic analyses, low-dose adverse effects could also be observed and distinguished from high-dose phenomena, and if exposures were accurately assessed, dose response data could be incorporated into risk assessments.
These lipid species along with PS 18 0 18 2 were observed to distinguish prostate cancer patients from healthy controls with 93% sensitivity and 100% specificity [86] emphasizing the role of urinary lipidomics in biomarker discovery for relevant diseases.
Out of the three methyl-sensitive enzymes only HpaII was observed to distinguish between the Normal Non-Disease and Normal Disease with statistical significance (p = 0.039).
Indeed, no apposition defects of presynaptic BRP and postsynaptic GluRIID were observed, which distinguishes the RSK Δ58/1 from the UNC-51 loss-of-function phenotype.
Due to the similar size of Pt (or Pd) nanoparticles and the TiO2 nanotube diameters, so it is easily to observe and distinguish the loaded noble metals.
We can observe and distinguish the acupoint response to external stimulation.
As shown in our recent literature review [ 12], actual CI is therefore difficult to observe and distinguish from appropriate inaction.
