Sentence examples for Distinctly contrasting from inspiring English sources

The methodology was tested on two field sites with distinctly contrasting wave climates and tidal regime.

Thus, only the broadest generalizations can be made; one can mention certain cultural manifestations that are present in a great number of groups, even though varying in their actual expression, and illustrate them with specific examples but always with the qualification that in a neighbouring tribe or group a distinctly contrasting idea or institution may exist.

Despite distinctly contrasting production systems, only subtle differences were identified in the peripheral immune parameters measured between cattle raised at pasture in comparison to animals raised on a conventional intensive indoor concentrate-based production system.

Indeed, the two American studies [ 15, 17] carried out at an interval of approximately 15 years, illustrate distinctly contrasting results, and it is hard to establish what factors really determine variance in findings.

The remaining 40% of genes showed a range of divergence between Populus and Arabidopsis, with some (such as those in Figure 5C D) showing distinctly contrasting patterns between to the two species.

They contrasted distinctly with the residents of this affluent, mostly white town, who have gained a reputation for being snooty.

This arrangement contrasted distinctly with the mechanically efficient basketweave meshwork of collagen in normal conjunctiva (Figure 6D, i).

These data contrasted distinctly to the limited co-localization calculated between LeGFP and F glycoprotein at around 25.3% (Figure 1D bottom panels), and confirm that the majority of LeGFPs detected in the cytoplasm are associated with viral nucleocapsids.

There are two amorphous structures with distinctly different contrasts above the crystalline structure: one is a thin amorphous layer with a thickness of about 2 nm immediately above the crystalline substrate and island surface and with contrast clearly darker than the other part of the amorphous area above the sample.

They have contrasting backgrounds, but a distinctly common purpose: Selling "Porter" -- a made-for-TV movie about the case.

By contrasting so sharply with his creator, Henry Bech also defined Mr. Updike more distinctly, particularly his determination to stick to the essentials of his craft.