Sentence examples for permits distinctions from inspiring English sources

This property permits distinctions to be made between food security, food insecurity without hunger, food insecurity with moderate hunger, and food insecurity with severe hunger [ 1].

We believe that the scoring of complications within 10 days after surgery better permits distinctions between procedure-related complications and those related to disease progression, especially when related to perioperative perfusion abnormalities.

Denaturing gel electrophoresis under reducing conditions permits distinction of labeling at the light or heavy chain for the four cysteine variants (Figure S2) and [33].

Accumulation of MET is largely due to carrier-mediated transport, which is not altered by dexamethasone [ 8] and permits distinction between tumours and contrast-enhancing necrosis [ 9, 10].

Furthermore, the macroscopic appearance of the gastric caecum in most Irregularia is always that of a thin-walled, semi-transparent pouch which in most cases easily permits distinction of this part of the stomach.

Macrocarpae are uniform and do not permit distinctions among taxa.

In contrast, on the issue of whether there was an increase in insanity in the 19th century, the available data for the most part do not permit distinctions between increases in insanity in general and increases in specific diagnoses such as schizophrenia.

Use of FLAIR images in adults permitted distinction between ventricular CSF (hypointense) and periventricular WM lesions (hyperintense).

T-cell based IFN-γ release assays do not permit distinction of active tuberculosis (TB) from successfully treated disease or latent M. tuberculosis infection.

Viewed together as a combined vector in a higher dimensional space, the asymptotes of the pair (AprE, OD600) permit distinction between three classes of cell history: growth in rich medium to higher cell densities, growth in rich medium to low (but not lowest) and intermediate cell densities, and, finally, growth in rich medium to the lowest density or growth in poorer medium to any density.

We used information from surveys with occupational data that permitted distinction of health occupations.