Sentence examples for step distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Degradation of l-arabinose in fungi usually consists of four oxidoreductive reactions and a final phosphorylation step, distinguishing this path from the different pathways for bacterial l-arabinose catabolism.

The basic idea involves a multi-step process, where the first step distinguishes between the foreground (corresponding to the parasites) and the background.

The third and last step distinguished between random and 'true' convergence by comparing the ensuing ALE scores against an empirical null distribution reflecting a random spatial association between the experiments' MA maps (Eickhoff et al. 2012).

A brief description of the different steps distinguished in the dual path assay protocol is listed in the following.

Both interventions follow the steps distinguished in the I-Change Model and self-regulation theories; individuals will be made aware of their health risk behavior, motivated to improve their dietary or physical activity behavior, set goals, make plans, monitor and evaluate their weight and behavior, and deal with difficult situations in order to achieve weight maintenance or modest weight loss.

To ensure that you choose the right solution, follow these steps: Distinguish the alternative solutions, quantify the benefits of enforcing every solution, estimate the prices of enforcing every solution, assess the feasibility of enforcing each solution, know the hazards and problems related with each solution, make a data of all of this, in your business case.

In contrast, the standard synthetic control method consists of only one step, not distinguishing between a training and validation period.

We suggest that thresholding the cross-correlations between pairs of stations, with the threshold value set empirically depending on station separation, may be a useful step in distinguishing system/cultural noise from internal (possible tectonic) signals.

Model 2 in Table 2 and Table 3 is a first step towards distinguishing between the quality of schooling and work experience acquired in Canada and that acquired in an immigrant's country of birth.

In the 24 June 1997 test, a rocket carrying an infrared sensor was launched from Meck Island in the Pacific to determine whether it could discriminate among nine objects launched from the California coast--a step toward distinguishing between enemy warheads and decoys.

Hassid called the study a "large step," toward distinguishing gluten sensitivity from fad dieting, but she cautioned that it was "just one study".