Sentence examples for which could be distinguished from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, cells accumulated unlabeled 'young' mitochondria which could be distinguished from the 'old' ones by different PAGFP FI.

Different stages, within a complex, varying drug release profile, were found to be associated with particular types of changes in the nanostructure which could be distinguished by NMR.

A fragment of 7 bp (RAGAAACT) in ITS-L was conserved for Raphidiopsis strains, which could be distinguished from Cylindrospermopsis strains.

The presence of Cu2+ caused an obvious fluorescence enhancement at 407 nm upon excitation at 360 nm, which could be distinguished by the naked eye under a UV lamp.

The selective deprotection of the ester group of the probe by hydrazine led to a prominent enhancement of fluorescent intensity, as well as a remarkable color change from colorless to pink, which could be distinguished by naked eye.

The primary metabolite which could be distinguished from isoproturon degradation in chalk and groundwater was monodesmethyl isoproturon. When a chalk groundwater sample was spiked with isoproturon at 0.9 μg/l, this was not degraded over a 300-day incubation period.

According to Teare, Hendrix's stomach "contained a medium-sized partially digested meal in which rice could be distinguished".

Early jazz was closely related to ragtime, with which it could be distinguished by the use of more intricate rhythmic improvisation.

In keeping with the tradition of Merina sovereigns before him, each building was assigned a name by which it could be distinguished.

Jazz's development occurred at around the same time as modern ragtime, blues, gospel and country music, all of which can be seen as part of a continuum with no clear demarcation between them; jazz specifically was most closely related to ragtime, with which it could be distinguished by the use of more intricate rhythmic improvisation, often placing notes far from the implied beat.

The informants described several destructive consequences of strenuous working conditions and negative changes to the work situation, which thematically could be distinguished as being on individual level or on group- and organizational level.