Sentence examples for process is distinguished from inspiring English sources

This extrinsic aging process is distinguished from the natural chronological or intrinsic aging, in that it produces several complex and sequential cellular and molecular phenomena from photochemical reactions that are not seen in chronological aging including inflammation, oxidative stress, DNA lesions, mutation and immunosuppression caused by UV.

Key to this process is distinguishing the differences between evaluating biomarkers and risk factors for primary prevention programs versus disease risk prediction and early detection.

While analysing evaluation of uncertainty in vibration monitoring systems, the latter due to the features and nature of the measurement process are distinguished into two main types: permanently installed systems and periodical vibration monitoring systems.

At the local level, the process was distinguished by its slow pace, the FMG first "existing" through the idealistic enthusiasm of its champions.

Some evolution processes are distinguished by the circumstance that at certain instants their evolution is subjected to a rapid change, that is, a jump in their states.

B. Step 3 (approach selection) Approach: It is decided to go for Empirical to conceptual approach as some repair processes are distinguished from past research in repair area.

Concentrated flow erosion processes are distinguished from splash and sheetflow processes in their enhanced ability to mobilize and transport large amounts of soil, water and dissolved elements.

Three irreversible processes were distinguished during the first cathodic scan: (i) reduction of oxygen groups, (ii) formation of the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) and (iii) presumably exfoliation.

Design, production and installation processes are distinguished between designers and manufacturers by common conventions in "open building" concept as an industrialised building system approach.

In the theoretical considerations two different processes were distinguished: (a) spontaneous polymer charge/discharge process occurring due to irreversible redox reactions involving the polymer film and (b) fast charge transfer reactions with the redox system in solution.

Different processes are distinguished, and for each of these, essential characteristics of the state-of-the-art are mentioned, with emphasis on recent developments, as well as open questions that are considered important.