Sentence examples for strongly distinguished from inspiring English sources
Third, the classification results were verified considering the records of the traditional Korean rain gauge; it was found that the catastrophic events are strongly distinguished from other events with a mean total rainfall and a storm duration equal to 439.8 mm and 49.3 h, respectively.
The similar orientations of PC1 and PC2 for all three lakes permit a straightforward comparison of the types of skull morphology that were most strongly distinguished by these axes (Figures 4 and 5).
M. sexta strongly distinguished between EV and all other lines.
In this period, too, single cell activity strongly distinguished between cued-target and fixed-target tasks.
The remaining genes constituted a third cluster and were not strongly distinguished from one another by this analysis.
A prominent group of peaks within the range 11.4 to 11.7 kDa m/ z strongly distinguished the pre- and post-treatment samples (Fig. 3).
Especially tasks that appeal to working memory skills appear to strongly distinguish antisocial from normal behavior (Ogilvie et al. 2011).
Moreover, because we are intensely social creatures and depend in many ways on social structures and interaction, we must strongly distinguish members of our species from other species.
In a way similar to recent arguments in Putnam, Habermas now more strongly distinguishes between claims to truth and the context of justification in which they are made, even as he also wants to reject moral realism.
The cerebral cortex is the part of the brain that most strongly distinguishes mammals.
In this paper the stimuli did not strongly distinguish between these different varieties of crime as illness metaphors, but doing so would be an interesting extension of this work, as these metaphors suggest somewhat different implications for treating crime.
