Sentence examples for we distinguish whether from inspiring English sources

Now we distinguish whether φ ( 0 ) = 0 or not.

But we're best served when we distinguish whether we have a modicum of control over it.

Inspection pattern: for each tube, we distinguished whether the birds looked into it from one side or from both sides.

However, we cannot distinguish whether the changes we report are explained by a disruption of a circadian influence or an extraneous procedural factor.

Finally, we note that since we could not apply a sham injection control given constraints of our wider study, we cannot distinguish whether maternal vaccination caused a general or tetanus-specific increase in offspring immune response.

We can distinguish whether the discount was offered to employers or to job searchers.

However, we cannot distinguish whether the anions are needed in the bottom layer because of the mirror-charge effect.

We have to decide which one of (beta_{1}) and (beta_{2}) is the first eigenvalue of (mathcal{L}^{1}_{Lambda}). In other words, we should distinguish whether (T_{C1}< T_{C2}) or (T_{C1}>T_{C1}>.

As for the second protomer (in red), we cannot distinguish whether it is in the open or closed conformation.

However, we cannot distinguish whether separate WRN molecules engage the junction, or if different WRN monomers of a higher oligomeric complex engage the junctions.

With our current knowledge, we cannot distinguish whether the variation between individual cells is due to unequal efficiency of amplification between samples or whether it truly represents biological differences between cells.