Sentence examples for a few distinctly from inspiring English sources

Amid the whales of contemporary radio, there are still a few distinctly independent minnows, like the anarchically eclectic WFMU in Jersey City or William O'Shaughnessy's intensely local WVOX in New Rochelle.

Bringing in a few distinctly New Labour figures is a necessary part of building a big tent, but it would be even more important to build more solid support in the party's centre-left mainstream.

Yet the host's jazzy piano work is one of a few longstanding, distinctly un-rocky features of Later.

In this case the ideas, though undeveloped, are inherently interesting, and the art, with a few exceptions, distinctly unfabulous.

We're filling no need, except perhaps for communal enjoyment of a few shared, distinctly feminine, somewhat juvenile tastes.

A few notable distinctly expressed proteins are the following: phosphoglucomutase-2 and annexin A6, which were strongly overexpressed, especially when comparing WM and CLL; conversely, peroxiredoxin and Ku70 (X-ray repair cross-complementing protein 6), showed the strongest downregulation in WM compared with CLL.

Despite surging equities, a few flotations fell distinctly flat in 2010.

Additionally, a few genes were distinctly up-regulated in neurons derived from the two AD-iPSC lines.

Statistical comparisons of protein expression levels revealed that a few proteins are distinctly expressed in WM in comparison with other LPDs.

A few spots of distinctly up- or down-regulated proteins, as visualized in the 2D-acrylamide gels, were analysed by peptide sequencing after trypsin cleavage using LC-ESI MS/MS mass spectrometry.

Though the overall topologies of the landscapes are similar, for each sequence there are clearly a few structures that have distinctly lower energy than all the others, and one of these lower energy structures is in most cases the native experimental structure.