Sentence examples for a very distinct form from inspiring English sources

The unique clinical and pathologic syndrome and discouraging outcome make IBC a very distinct form of breast carcinoma.

"It's a very distinct shape," he said.

From a neurological perspective, these are very distinct forms of knowledge.

The plot formed a very distinct funnel shape with the log ORs evenly distributed around the meta-analysis OR regardless of the study variance.

A novel is a very distinct and very complicated form of story-telling.

It does not seem to me that the human mind is capable of forming a very distinct conception of both the distinction between the soul and the body and their union; for to do this it is necessary to conceive them as a single thing and at the same time to conceive them as two things; and this is absurd" (28 June 1643, AT III:693, CSMK 227).

This definition, though practical, will include different strata of patients in regard to illness severity and reason for ICU admission, including a range of patients with scheduled ICU admission, which form a very distinct group.

Since only 16% of tumors in this cluster were low-grade (i.e. Gleason score <7), this homogeneity can not be explained by the assumption that most of these tumors are well differentiated and form a very distinct cluster based on the high expression of prostate-specific genes as such.

They formed a very distinct cell population, making electronic gating possible and eliminating the need to sort phagocytes from other cell populations.

Xcc is pathogenic on many commercial citrus varieties but appears to elicit an incompatible reaction on the citrus relative Fortunella margarita Swing (kumquat), in the form of a very distinct delayed necrotic response.

"It was a very distinct sound.