Sentence examples for quantitative distinction from inspiring English sources

There is debate in cognitive neuroscience whether conscious versus unconscious processing represents a categorical or a quantitative distinction.

This criterion is based on the Hamming distance measure and allows for the quantitative distinction between costs and revenues.

This positive feedback is very weak, however, and we propose the slope between beetle population density and reliance on host stress as a quantitative distinction along a gradient from noneruptive through eruptive species.

Furthermore, the fuzzy system identification method, which was used to process wavelet energy data of various scales obtained by wavelet analysis, was employed to make a quantitative distinction among the flow regimes.

We are accustomed to thinking of 'artistic expression' as concerned with specific emotions that are relatively rare in the mental life, but again, Croce points out that strictly speaking, we are thinking of a quantitative distinction as qualitative.

Among other shortcomings of methodology, I would like to note the absence of a clear quantitative distinction between different categories of links to external companies: inability to detect the entire range of relations (e.g., if cofounders' relatives, affiliated with big companies, have other last names).

But academics like to make quantitative distinctions, too.

Quantitative distinctions in deformation behavior between low-angle boundaries, special low-energy high-angle boundaries, general high-angle boundaries and triple junctions are characterized in terms of spatially resolved misorientation development and extensions of grain boundary effects.

The ability to make quantitative distinctions based on ratios is something that develops gradually in humans.

Using different inhibitors and modes of drug application, we observed marked quantitative distinctions between the responses produced by DSI and eCBmGluR.

In addition to quantitative distinctions, there were also qualitative differences between epitope repertoires restricted by specific HLA alleles: Those associated with better control of HIV replication were likely to present more Gag epitopes in their repertoire than "bad" alleles did; "bad" alleles were instead associated with a higher proportion of Nef epitopes.