Sentence examples for No distinctly from inspiring English sources

No distinctly shared phenotypes between c-KIT expressing cells have been observed, suggesting that c-KIT expression does not indicate cellular multipotency per se.

(The ornate facade, surprisingly, has no distinctly musical designs).

By the way, there was no distinctly improvement for pDNA transfection.

It seems that the 1993 and 2011 events have relatively clearer direct P and S waves, while the amplitudes gradually increases with no distinctly recognizable phases in the waveforms of the 1991 event.

"There is no distinctly American criminal class," Mark Twain once wrote, "except Congress".

Twain's oft-quoted maxim: "It could probably be shown by facts and figures that there is no distinctly native American criminal class except Congress," reflected the corrupt politics of The Gilded Age, the title of Twain's first novel, written in 1873 with Charles Dudley Warner.

In today's perpetual workplace, where downtime has merged with work time, where you can carry your office in your pocket, where collars are no longer distinctly blue or white, how does one measure overtime?

Many tDMRs (~80%) identified in fetus were no longer distinctly methylated in the same tissue-specific pattern in adult.

Other examples include hermaphroditic species and birds, which have either no, or distinctly different, sex chromosome complement than mammalian species.

"No," comes the distinctly affronted reply.

While Dr. Sherman and others noted that redrawing lines would be a constant process as a family moved on or off a block -- since there there are no neighborhoods distinctly black or Hispanic or Asian -- state officials insisted that made it even more important for a district like Cherry Hill to be conscious of the schools' minority population.