The phrase "according to distinctive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to be usable. An example could be: "According to distinctive features of the species, we can identify them more easily."
Alternatives: "based on unique" or "in line with specific".
Inscriptions from Gupta times onward also refer to monklike orders of Shaiva ascetics, apparently living according to distinctive disciplines and with distinguishing garments and emblems.
I have classified the collection into homologous gene families according to distinctive patterns of sequence conservation and intron position.
According to distinctive morphology and molecular genetic background, epithelial ovarian cancer can be further categorized into eight subtypes, including serous, mucinous, endometrioid, clear cell, transitional cell tumors (Brenner tumors), carcinosarcoma, mixed epithelial tumor, and undifferentiated carcinoma [ 5].
Features were categorized according to their distinctiveness (distinctive and shared features) and informational nature (perceptual and functional features).
Alison differs from his present-day counterpart by defining the qualities she now terms "aesthetic" according to the distinctive emotions he takes each to produce.
Every work of art is evaluated according to its distinctive purpose, with poetry alone singled out as having the purpose of "pleasing" the imagination (SOT, 277).
According to the distinctive differences of Mandarin rhythm from the Western languages, we integrate the prosodic parameters into the recognition and evaluation model to highlight Mandarin characteristics and improve the evaluation performance.
Thus, by the 8-cell stage blastomeres evidently differ in potential to specify a facet of patterning according to the distinctive planes of cleavage through which their lineages have originated.
They were grouped according to 3 distinctive levels of musical expertise: AP possessors, RP possessors, and nonmusicians (NM) without any musical expertise as controls.
Some interesting future directions include the early detection and treatment of patients who are at risk of developing FM [ 60], considering 'stage of chronicity' as a moderator of vulnerability [ 48] and subdividing FM patients according to their distinctive, contextual cognitive-behavioural patterns [ 19].
Thus we find an important philosophical tradition according to which the distinctive character of aesthetic experience is to be found in distinctively "aesthetic" emotions.
