Sentence examples for that cannot be differentiated from inspiring English sources

(Indeed, in 1872 Weierstrass produced the first example of a continuous function that cannot be differentiated at any point a function now known as a nowhere differentiable function).

The problem is that there are a lot of different types of scat on the ground that cannot be differentiated visually.

Thus, forces when applied lead to biological response in whole of the periodontal apparatus that cannot be differentiated for release of inflammatory mediators in GCF which is a freely circulating fluid in gingival sulcus.

This workflow may generally serve as a suitable tool to identify species-specific low-mass peaks of fungal species and therefore contribute to the rapid and efficient identification of species that cannot be differentiated easily so far.

ZRS and Addis Ababa strains are the only isolates that cannot be differentiated with our method.

The hybridisation products of each FLR had to be run separately, otherwise the antisense strand of one FLR would hybridise with the labelled strand of another FLR and produce a heteroduplex peak that cannot be differentiated from real alleles.

During 2013 2014, we conducted a phylogenetic study of 21 mammalian Lagenidium isolates; we found that 11 cannot be differentiated from L. giganteum strains that the US Environmental Protection Agency approved for biological control of mosquitoes; these strains were later unregistered and are no longer available.

These two species are very closely related sibling species [ 11, 28, 40, 41] and hence it is not surprising that they cannot be differentiated by COI alone.

The wide diversity of intron 1 retention splice variants that we found cannot be differentiated against each other with that assay and, for this reason, in our study, we find splice variants with intron 1 retention that are highly expressed in healthy adult and fetal tissues, and intron 1 skipping splice variants also present in tumor tissues with different expression levels.

The probability that two individuals cannot be differentiated is 3.08E-9 3.08E-9mongoz and 3.64E-14 for E. fulvus.

These patterns suggest that circumference measurements tend towards allometric models suggested by McMahon [ 95, 96], whereas length measurements follow a pattern that, in general, cannot be differentiated from isometry when compared to body mass.