Sentence examples for a distinct spread from inspiring English sources

I would never box myself in a corner and say 'I'm never gonna do this' or 'I'm always gonna do that.' The big parties have a distinct spread of viewpoints.

If gene expression changes (up- or down-regulation) can be identified by examining acetylation (or RNA map) signals, it is anticipated that this would be reflected in the form of a distinct spread of dA (or dR) values relating to up- and down-regulated genes.

All users share the same frequency band, but each transmitter is assigned a distinct spreading code.

Tau is a more complex target than Aβ in that the monomer protein is much larger than Aβ, is represented in different isoforms in different diseases, is present in lower amounts and has a distinct anatomic spread throughout the brain as the different diseases progress.

The distinct spread F measured at 14 40 (Fig. 4b) and 15:00 UT (Fig. 4c) corresponds to the OSS occurrence in Fig. 2.

It means cells spread widely on the MAS with distinct spread actin filaments compared to those on the AS and BS.

It was then that I began to hear a distinct susurration spreading through the Great Hall and lapping against the pretentious pillars: they were talking.

We document discovery of a distinct Pt anomaly spread widely across North America and dating to the Younger Dryas (YD) onset.

Detailed light and electron microscope analyses have revealed that each temporal domain of the sigmoid corresponds to a distinct phase of spreading [23], [24], where the early phase (P0) consists of initial contact formation, the middle phase (P1) consists of fast contact area increase, and the final phase (P2) consists of slower protrusion and eventual polarization.

Interestingly, in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Sir2 is also utilized to spread a distinct type of repressive chromatin (Rusche et al, 2003).

These results demonstrate that basal-like tumours differ in their biological behaviour from other tumours, with a distinct pattern of metastatic spread.