Sentence examples for a distinct ordering from inspiring English sources

The amyloid+, APOE+ and amyloid+APOE+ groups (Fig. 1B D) showed a distinct ordering of the CSF biomarkers: amyloid-β1 42, phosphorylamyloid-β1 42al tau, which rephosphorylatedrdering described by hypotautotal models (Jack etaul., 2010, 2013 a ).

Disregarding slight numerical deviations because of round-off errors and a distinct ordering of floating point operations (floating point arithmetics are not associative), the above procedure to compute the likelihood on gene-induced subtrees theoretically yields exactly the same likelihood score as the standard method.

After 168 bc they remained a distinct order ranking below the equites.

"All beautiful music, like a great meal, have their distinct value in a distinct order, so everyone goes home nourished," he said.

Although some entomologists treat them as a distinct order (Zeugloptera), others place them in the order Lepidoptera.

Diatryma and several related genera of extinct flightless predators are often placed in a distinct order, Diatrymiformes, near Gruiformes.

Depending on the authority, these fishes may be placed in the suborder Mastacembeloidei or in a distinct order, Mastacembeliformes.

Gulper, any of nine species of deep-sea fish constituting three families, placed by some authorities in the order Anguilliformes (eels) and by others in a distinct order, Saccopharyngiformes (or Lyomeri).

In 1597 a reform called the Barefooted (Discalced) Trinitarians was initiated in Spain by Juan Bautista of the Immaculate Conception; this became a distinct order and is the only surviving branch of the Trinitarians.

There is a distinct order of combination of atoms.

A distinct order in the efficiencies of effector translocation was observed.