Sentence examples for obvious distinguishable from inspiring English sources

The most obvious distinguishable difference was the longer size (24 to 30 nucleotides) of piRNAs, which was inconsistent with a role for the Dicer endonuclease.

Maybe we all should, maybe not, but it must be realized that the options are neither obvious nor always distinguishable.

Thus, the regulation of cell cycling of MCF-7 cells by apo-ER or apo-RARα did not show an obvious selectivity for a subpopulation of cells distinguishable by their ErbB2 or ErbB3 status.

But although disclaimers and liquidated damage provisions are distinguishable, they are also, in a rather obvious sense, substitutes for one another, and it is useful to treat them together.

There were no obvious differences in anterioposterior stability, but the motion patterns were clearly distinguishable from the intact shoulder model.

This entry focuses on the modern concept of evidence that operates in the legal tradition to which Anglo-American law belongs.[1] It may seem obvious that there must be a legal concept of evidence that is distinguishable from the ordinary concept of evidence.

Spikelets without obvious floral organs, or with several layers of small lemma- and palea-like structures but without distinguishable internal reproductive organs were classed as severely degenerated spikelets.

The ICU patients are not distinguishable from the noncritically ill patients on the basis of EPO levels, indicating that there is no obvious failure of EPO production in this group.

The colors now distinguishable.

All were distinguishable.

Was this case distinguishable?