Sentence examples for specific and distinguishable from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, we identify specific and distinguishable motif elements for the four members of the polo-like kinase (Plk) family and verify members of these motif elements for Plk1 in vivo.
Oocytes collected from follicles of different size classes revealed specific and distinguishable spectral characteristics.
A positive score for particular bacteria was given when the hybridization signals were clearly specific and distinguishable as bacterial cells and could be identified with the specific probe.
Although, on the molecular level, different genetic defects must result in specific and distinguishable defects (defective assembly or increased degradation, increased reactive oxygen species production or impaired catalysis or regulation), the in vivo consequences of individual mutations vary significantly between tissues and produce different clinical profiles in different patients.
The ADS facilitates medication distribution allowing pharmaceutical staff and nurses to focus on tasks defining their specific duties and distinguishable roles.
Both results confirmed that the identified TRMs captured non-random changes that are specific to cancer development and distinguishable from randomness.
For parasitologists, the odour of a mangy animal is unique and distinguishable (even no specific study has been carried out in this direction), hence it seemed reasonable to figure out that dogs could be trained to recognize and localize the sources of such special odour under field conditions.
A role of the resulting ribosomal heterogeneity is yet to be identified, but mutants lacking specific paralogs of ribosomal proteins often display severe and distinguishable phenotypes [ 27, 28].
Bouyon is a very specific and original genre and is very much distinguishable from its "colleague" Soca.
Photons from the same coherent mode are not distinguishable and distinguishable photons belong always to different modes.
We find a clear and distinguishable effect of both location and country of provision.
