Sentence examples for A small distinct from inspiring English sources

With a small, distinct eye located in the center of the deep convection, Sergio rapidly intensified to attain peak winds of 110 mph (175 km/h) about 6 hours after becoming a hurricane.

Its basic premise is that a small, distinct subpopulation of the cells in a tumor – those possessing attributes of stem cells – is responsible for generating the tumor in its primary and metastatic sites.

The authors of that study demonstrated that solid tumors contained a small distinct population of cells with a unique ability to form tumors in non-obese, diabetic, immunosuppressed rats and these cells were named tumorigenic cells or cancer initiating cells [ 3].

Elephants and various species of monkeys and baboons are found in forest and savanna woodlands; African forest elephants (a smaller, distinct species of elephant) are limited to the forest.

A smaller distinct pattern was evident in the skin cell populations represented by 2,174 transcripts (Skin-only cluster).

The latest update includes a small but distinct subset of initialisms popularised by parenting websites and forums such as Mumsnet.

Iraqi officials have remarked on a small but distinct migration westward of the jihadis in their midst.

Last Wednesday, Serena Williams posted a selfie to Snapchat that showed her in a bright yellow one-piece swimsuit, her body cocked to the side to reveal a small but distinct baby bump.

But his campaign is, improbably, gaining momentum in a way that speaks to the state of Russian politics — in particular, the extraordinary hunger for a fresh face in a small but distinct part of the electorate.

The both experiments showed a small but distinct increase in the relative QY of emission of  P3HT solution in the presence of PMMA.

A small but distinct fraction of the introduced bacteria activated the Pm promoter and thus appeared to sense a PCB-2 degradation product in the alfalfa rhizosphere.