"a distinct article" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize something as being unique or special. For example, "This article is a distinct article in its field of study".
The cohort of 85 trials was cited an aggregate of 6239 times in 2004 2005 by 3133 distinct articles (median of 1.0 cohort citation per article, range 1 23).
* We found a single article repeated four times (N = 23 articles) but kept the twenty distinct articles for analysis (except for the headline analysis since all 23 headlines were distinct).
Read these three pieces as if they were distinct articles in the same magazine, one that can afford to have only a single, hard-working reporter on staff.
When very similar articles were published in distinct newspapers or magazines they were considered as distinct articles.
The database searches led to 247 distinct articles.
In addition, they contain direct citations to more than 35,000 distinct articles in PubMed.
These users want the highest possible recall in retrieval, so it is important to err on the side of not deduplicating any records that refer to distinct articles, and it is important to perform deduplication online in real time.
Metta was designed in particular to satisfy the particular needs of people who are writing systematic reviews in evidence-based medicine these users want the highest possible recall in retrieval, so it is important to err on the side of not deduplicating any records that refer to distinct articles, and it is also important to perform deduplication online in real time.
Apart from the brilliant Nancy Banks-Smith, Michele Hanson and an occasional article by Joan Bakewell, there is a distinct lack of articles written by older female journalists in your newspaper.
If an article has a distinct title but doesn't have distinct content, try editing the content to make it match the title better.
