Sentence examples for yet distinguishable from inspiring English sources

And the boys' Casiotone for the painfully alone DIY melancholy synthpop isn't yet distinguishable from the others currently doing the same, from Ben Esser to Frankmusik.

Hence, in 2010 many slow fragmentation-associated degradation processes were not yet distinguishable from effects associated with other impacts (logging, forest uses).

Songza is trying to offer a music experience that is comparable in the breadth of its feature set yet distinguishable enough in concept from popular music services like Spotify, Pandora, and Turntable.fm to make a mark on the music space.

As expected, the four science outcomes were positively and significantly inter-correlated, indicating that they were, for the most part, inter-related and yet distinguishable, capturing complementary facets of students' science experiences.

Two material parts of the content of a presentation of A and of B are mutually inseparable (but yet distinguishable) iff they are neither mutually nor one-sidedly separable.

In infected individuals, HCV circulates as a population of closely related yet distinguishable variants with less than 10% differences at the nucleotide level [6].

Secondly, beacon signals are not always detected with full signal strength; the strongest signal appears to be around −50 dBm, while the weakest yet still distinguishable signal is around −65 dBm.

Therefore, it is of paramount importance for the research community in the field of tumor biology to have access to gene lists that exhibit low variability in expression among tumors and yet are distinguishable from a normal tissue profile.

This study revealed that, first, microbiota from the four sampling sites for plaque (supragingival plaque and subgingival plaque from anterior teeth; supragingival plaque and subgingival plaque from posterior teeth; Methods) were similar to each other, yet were distinguishable from salivary microbiota.

Yet even as distinguishable and distinguished as it is, the question is whether this is enough on which to base a network with an annual budget of $17.6 million -- rather small when compared with that of WHYY in Philadelphia, which is $27 million, or WNET in New York, whose budget is a whopping $180 million.

Another superb entree is grenadin of veal in a luscious port wine sauce, served with a Maine lobster risotto (perfectly cooked, with each grain of rice distinguishable, yet creamy as a risotto should be), and a halo of crisp wafer-thin Parmesan lace.