Sentence examples for reliable distinction from inspiring English sources

It's not clear what Karpovsky is doing for the story's sake and what he's doing for himself, or whether there's ever a reliable distinction between the two.

Until recently, no available tools were available to allow accurate and reliable distinction of the three species.

By applying this method, the rapid and reliable distinction of the three L. monocytogenes genotypes was possible.

From the above it can be noted that the ions at m/z 155 and 111 characteristic for IA conjugates, which allows reliable distinction from QA derivatives.

The anti rat RAMP1 3158 antibody coupled to Cy3 showed ambiguous staining, therefore a reliable distinction between positive and negative neurons was not always possible (Figure 2D).

Aspiration and culture may be necessary to distinguish Bone and soft tissue Reliable distinction of cellulitis from abscess formation requires the administration of contrast media on CT and MR. Abscess will typically show rim enhancement around a central non-enhancing fluid collection Lower extremity joint effusions seen in SCI patients may be aseptic or infectious.

In their brief, the American Library Association and the other challengers to the law told the court that the record compiled in the lower court showed that, given the "rapid growth and dynamic nature of the Internet," filtering software now available was "inherently incapable" of making reliable distinctions among Web sites.

Also, the person reliability of the support scale was.83 indicating that items' range of difficulty was able to discriminate the sample, yielding reliable distinctions among participants.

Morphological examination can only make reliable distinctions between average or larger L. terrestris and average or smaller L. herculeus.

The decision to combine these variables was made because of concern that subjects may have been unable to make reliable distinctions between the four different types of chemical exposures and between the four kinds of nitrite -containing foods.

The Goodyear tires, which were used on half of Ford's 1996 and 1997 Explorers, have subsequently proved much more reliable, a distinction that has drawn the interest of Congress as it seeks explanations for the scores of deadly accidents involving Explorers equipped with Firestone tires.