Sentence examples for should be distinguishable from from inspiring English sources

Taken together, it can be assumed that the beverage containing 1.3 % MSG (2 g/150 ml-) or more should be distinguishable from placebo beverage and have an unfavorable taste.

The comparison was based on the principle that, as the vast majority of gene pairs should be non-interacting, the rare gene pairs sharing a specific function should be distinguishable from this background distribution as outlying cases with extreme absolute deviations.

Research, which aims primarily to generate generalisable knowledge for future patients, should be distinguishable from clinical care, which is focused on providing benefit to individual patients [ 3, 79].

Red, however, should stimulate the LWS cones to a greater extend than the rods and therefore should be distinguishable from grey unless the subjects were colour-blind.

When overlaying health outcome data onto exposure data, the colour scheme for outcome should be distinguishable from that of the exposure data.

As CD45 expression is broadly observed at the surface of the WBCs, GFP-expressing WBCs should be recognised with CD45 signals (red fluorescent) at the membrane and should be distinguishable from CTCs lacking these signals in merged pictures.

Vaccine-induced antibodies should be distinguishable however, from those induced by infection in order not to hamper monitoring programmes based on serology.

The song of a good (ie, healthy) individual should therefore be distinguishable from that of a sick one.

If air was a compound, then it would always have the same proportion of nitrogen and oxygen and it should further be distinguishable from other compounds of nitrogen and oxygen such as nitrous oxide.

Yes, Yvette Cooper should have been shadow chancellor; but at least we now have one who (unlike the caretaker) will be distinguishable from George Osborne.

How they'll be distinguishable from the usual subway evangelists remains to be seen.