Sentence examples for poorly distinguishable from inspiring English sources

Thus, BAC-FISH technology appears to be a promising tool for comparative genome analysis especially for widely diverged groups like insects for which there are currently few well-characterized genomes available, as well as for organisms having numerous and poorly distinguishable chromosomes.

The non-mutant WS and HGP samples presented DNA methylation profiles that were poorly distinguishable between healthy and diseased samples (Fig. 2A and B).

A. lentulus, a new species of Aspergillus, that has morphological characteristics poorly distinguishable from A. fumigatus [ 29], was originally described by Balajee et al. in 2005 [ 20].

Stem cells are not distinguishable from progenitors by any physical feature, and still only poorly in terms of the antigens they express, therefore the only reliable criterion of identification is their biological activity, that in vivo can only be assessed retrospectively.

A non parametric multi-comparison analysis, using the Behrens-Fisher test, confirmed that the group of strains expressing high levels of pilus 2a (Group 1) was well distinguishable from the two groups of strains in which pilus 2a was either poorly expressed (Group 2) or not expressed (Group 3) (Figure 2B).

Although interface residues have been found to have a distinguishable conservation profile (Bordner and Abagyan, 2005), hot spot prediction using only sequence performs poorly (Ofran and Rost, 2007; Tuncbag et al., 2009) and residues that participate in both ligand and protein binding have been found to be less conserved (Davis and Sali, 2010).

This suggests a difference in time of occurrence of 16q LOH in these two morphological distinguishable groups, ie early LOH in well differentiated tumours and late (upon invasion) in the poorly differentiated subset.

All were distinguishable.

The colors now distinguishable.

Skulduggery is not distinguishable from sport.

Clearly distinguishable seasons characterize the climate.