Sentence examples similar to well defined distinction from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, there is no defined distinction between training and testing samples.

Although our understanding of what constitutes the correct or cognate aa-tRNA:mRNA interaction is well defined, a functional distinction between near-cognate or single mismatched, and unpaired or non-cognate interactions is lacking.

These dysplasias are also less well defined, including their distinction from isolated FCD.

The molecular features of Ca2+ channels are well defined, which allows for the distinction of four main types of these channels including voltage-activated, receptor-activated, store-operated and second messenger-operated channels.

This distinction, however, is not well defined in cases of ITP associated with autoimmune thyroid diseases.

Still, some journalists at the company said the distinctions were not yet well defined.

The matrix may partially absorb the stains making the distinction of cells from the background less well defined.

Hence the distinction between the "a" and "b" sites is less well defined in S. venezuelae where, although there are several examples of GAnAC occupying the "b-site", GTnAC is much more common (Table 3).

In the deep sea, however, this distinction between the meio- and macrobenthos body sizes is not well defined [23].

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Moreover, the genome is more well defined.