Sentence examples for well distinguished from from inspiring English sources
Olivine and orthopyroxene have XMg > 0.99 and cannot be well distinguished from each other.
It can be well distinguished from cultivated tea (C. sinensis) by the glabrous ovaries and winter buds (Su et al. 2007).
Nevertheless, as has been shown in a previous study, the genomes of the plantarum subsp. are well distinguished from the non-plant-associated amyloliquefaciens subsp. [2].
Further, the health outcomes related to PE are not well distinguished from those related to advanced cancer, further limiting the generalizability of the results.
Under these conditions the retention times (RT) for Ni2+, TEAHC, Cu2+ and Me3SnCl were 4.4, 5.0, 5.6 and 7.8 min. All the peaks were well distinguished from that of sodium (3.9 min).
Namely, the time delay generated by Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) causes an enormous deviation from the real distance and cannot be well distinguished from the measurement reducing the accuracy of positioning.
This can, as well, be distinguished from developing theory where rival explanations might develop theory by the elimination of possible influences (interventions, implementations).
In conclusion, PCV2/PRRS Vinfected animals could well be distinguished from control animals as early as day five, while PCV2/PPV infections were best distinguished from non-infected control animals at day 19.
More importantly, well distinguishing Tyr from ascorbic acid, dopamine, uric acid, epinephrine was also demonstrated, suggesting an excellent anti-interference ability of this Tyr sensor in the physiological system.
The surface-based studies further show that (AFc 2-en presents the stronger electrochemicAFc 2-ennse on dsDNA modified electrode than on the single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) modified electrode, suggesting that the compresents well distheguistronger from ssDNA.
Using 7.04 as the expression cutoff, this gene can well distinguish cancer from the control samples in the WD group with sensitivity = 87.5% and specificity = 100%.
