Sentence examples for that could be distinguished from inspiring English sources

All samples except the soil and the fungus contaminated samples gave amplification products that could be distinguished by means of both gel electrophoresis and by Tm determined by a dissociation curve.

The lowest detectable level that could be distinguished from the zero standard was 0.31 fmol/tube.

The large maxillary molars in Lrp4 mutants typically had seven roots that could be distinguished as being organized as three or four separate groups.

CD4+Foxp3GFP- and CD4+Foxp3GFPhi cells that could be distinguished by allelic markers Ly5.1+/− and Ly5.1+/+ were sorted by flow cytometry.

Two fractions of MOP were identified at the surface of PC12 cells that could be distinguished by differences in lateral mobility.

In k-OR examples in which k>3, there were multiple possible diagrams that could be distinguished only by additional information (Text S1).

Some participants said that kurira could be distinguished from ordinary crying by the peculiar way of both arms and legs being stretched out and that the crying often continued even after breast-feeding.

These coins could well be made of materials of radically different textures so that the could be distinguished by touch, and some might even have waffle surface to make them easier to hold on to.

T. sinense pollen was sufficiently distinct from synchronously flowering species that it could be distinguished on the insects with confidence.

He set up the Bristol 1st party so that he could be distinguished from other independent candidates on the ballot paper.

George Ferguson, 65, set up the Bristol 1st party so that he could be distinguished from other independent candidates and won with a total of 37,353 votes, 6,094 more than Labour's Marvin Rees in second place.