Sentence examples for though distinguishable from inspiring English sources

There are three known serotypes (closely related though distinguishable forms) of wild poliovirus: PV1, PV2, and PV3.

Vaccines, whether killed or live, may contain strains of all three poliovirus serotypes PV1, PV2, and PV3 or of just one or two (serotypes are closely related though distinguishable forms).

With the first approach of using the representative sequences for each species, these three though distinguishable were always placed next to each other.

Verde1 is identical in 16S RNA sequence to Leucobacter celer NAL101 [ 12], though distinguishable from it (see Table S1 available online), whereas Verde2 is identical in 16S RNA sequence to the Kakegawa isolate CBX130.

Thus Obama is not only wrong but also anti-American, un-American, non-American, and his policies — though barely distinguishable from those of previous liberal Democrats such as Michael Dukakis or Mario Cuomo — are somehow representative of something subversive.

The 106Ru peak was weak, though still distinguishable from the background, suggesting that with an appropriately designed collimator, suitable detector and electronics it might be feasible to reliably measure 106Ru in even UO2 fuel.

Though analytically distinguishable, the aesthetic and the artistic represent a unified process for Dewey.

The tight relation between the love principle and the Golden Rule suggests that love and justice, though analytically distinguishable, certainly cannot be contrasted as other and other.

The array of the female cast provides a great contrast of looks [but]... the male characters, though easily distinguishable, stand out less".

Stimulus generalization, or the ability to decide that two objects, though readily distinguishable, are similar enough to afford the same consequence [1], could help animals adjust to variation in odor signals without losing sensitivity to key inter-stimulus differences.

For both mammals and Drosophila, the correlation coefficients for d N and d N/d S, though statistically distinguishable from zero, are small in magnitude, ranging from −0.09 to −0.17.