The phrase "a distinct editing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific or unique style or approach to editing in a piece of work.
Example: "The film received praise for its a distinct editing that set it apart from others in the genre."
Alternatives: "a unique editing" or "a notable editing".
That is, whether regulation is able to distinct editing sites residing in the same highly-edited region.
Distinct editing levels were found for the 7 sites.
Despite the distinct editing landscapes, certain editing sites are evolutionarily conserved.
Finally, distinct editing ratios of RNA sites in editing boxes from different tissues/cell lines clearly suggest a spatial and dynamic regulation of A-to-I RNA editing across human tissues.
ADAR1 and ADAR2 have similar domain structures but mainly display distinct editing site specificities although their editing activities do overlap at some sites.
The new mobile site lets users customize how their site looks for their visitors on computers, phones and tablets, allowing them to create a separate design for mobile using a distinct theme, while editing their site in a mobile viewer.
However, exclusive expression of KREPA3 ZF mutants shows that the both ZF motifs are essential for editing progression in vivo, and based on the analysis of RT-PCR products of edited mRNAs, each ZF appears to play a distinct functional role in editing.
Rather, each camera setup in Méliès's film is designed as a distinct dramatic scene uninterrupted by visible editing, an approach fitting the theatrical style in which the film was designed.
If an article has a distinct title but doesn't have distinct content, try editing the content to make it match the title better.
Esmeraldo shows additional insertions and deletions outside of areas edited in other species in ND5, MURF1, and MURF2, while CL Brener has a distinct insertion in MURF2.
