Sentence examples for a very distinct set from inspiring English sources
But as Monday night's first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump reminded us, in electing the latter, we'd be getting a businessman, but one who appears to possess a very distinct set of ideas about what being a businessman means and whose interests take priority.
Therefore, their accuracy results were either very high when there was a very distinct set of audio data or very low when the audio data was similar [16, 25 37].
Yeast proteins able to maintain a high expression level despite a large size tended to belong to a very distinct set of protein families, notably nuclear transport and translation initiation/elongation.
In addition to ESC-specific binding of MSL2 and KANSL3 to predicted enhancers, we also identified a very distinct set of TSS-distal binding sites by MSL2 to introns and intergenic regions without enhancer-associated marks (cluster C in Figure 2).
Hence, it is not surprising that very distinct sets of QTL data have been reported when the same mapping populations were independently analyzed under different conditions [ 12, 14].
As represented in Figure 5, three very distinct sets of RNA expression changes were identified in response to GSK690693 treatment in three xenograft experiments.
Furthermore using unsupervised clustering of human cell lines, tissues and organs, we show that ΔNp63 and TAp63 driven transcriptional networks involve very distinct sets of molecular players, which may underlie their different biological functions.
"The flip form factor appeals to a very distinct but sizable set of consumers in the U.S., and we're pleased to work with Sprint to bring this unique new BlackBerry smartphone to their customers," said David J. Smith, vice president of Product Management, Research In Motion.
"We have to set a very distinct tone and attitude and editorial line on each of these channels and every one has to work editorially.
DNA methylation profiling revealed a very distinct global profile for a series of ETMRs when compared to a diverse set of gliomas, PNETs and other brain tumors [ 39].
"It was a very distinct sound.
