Sentence examples for ones are distinguished from inspiring English sources

At the base of the bud, a band of cells more vacuolated than the surrounding ones are distinguished, which would correspond to a future abscission zone (Figure 2D).

The two stages of in-service degradation of metal, deformation aging and multiple damaging, were analysed, and two substages of the second one were distinguished: dissipated disoriented damaging and damaging oriented in rolling direction.

One was distinguished by its high optical density and time of flight values; the other one was low values for both parameters.

Areas with only one Fasciola spp. are distinguished from local and zonal overlaps in areas where both fasciolids co‐exist.

However exactly the natural and social are distinguished, one might restrict the scope of an equality ideal to the smoothing out of socially caused inequalities.

Results indicating pathogenicity are distinguished from ones indicating no effect of the variation.

Clearly not one global population exists, but separate ones can be distinguished, sometimes even sympatric in combination with different hosts.

In other words, partial response on the one hand was distinguished from complete response and recurrence on the other with this ratio 1 day after PDT (P < 0.05).

In the sub-analyses of different manual tasks in CHEQ and PEDI, the ones that were distinguished as difficult, were bimanual tasks requiring a strong grasp and pinch and prehensile skill.

He saw off a plan to allow outsiders to take over for a week or two: one victim was distinguished ex-war correspondent Frank Gillard.

It's through such notable events that one life is distinguished from another; in fact, in an informal way, you might quantify your well-being as the sum total of notable events you experience across time.