Sentence examples for an obvious distinct from inspiring English sources

For example, having demonstrator animals self-administer a given aliquot of fluid would have an obvious distinct advantage over intragastric infusion.

Stem cells in the CNS similarly express both SOX2 and SOX9, but in this case there is an obvious distinct role for the two proteins in subsequent progenitor lineages, with SOX2 remaining active in neuroblasts and SOX9 in glial cell progenitors (Scott et al., 2010).

These genes were ideal candidates for testing the SNaPshot™ protocol since coat colour is recorded in studbooks and the genes determine obvious, distinct phenotypes.

Identification of key residues based on comparisons with homologous enzyme that possesses obvious distinct pH-activity profile has been proven effective.

Hierarchal clustering demonstrates that genes expected to co-express form obvious, distinct and in certain cases very tightly correlated clusters, validating the reliability of this technical approach to biomarker discovery.

I believe this generally to be true; by the way, this case has been made in the literature, with comparisons to the differences between replicates used as an obvious standard – at the distinct risk of self-promotion, I will mention one of my own recent papers: Tsaparas et al. Global similarity and local divergence in human and mouse gene co-expression networks.

SNCA is the only one of the five genes in which an obvious correlation can be made between distinct missense mutations or distinct CNVs and the resulting different phenotypes.

The Standard's chances of success are high: Murdoch appears ready to invest many millions of dollars; it has talent, an obvious niche, exquisite timing, and a distinct idea of itself.

The end-on view of apo-TRiC reveals an obvious asymmetric pattern among its eight distinct subunits.

A comparison of the two extended pedigrees of both families did not reveal an obvious connection, suggesting these are two distinct families bearing the same variant haplotype.

They are distinct in lacking an obvious orthologue of the variant histone CenH3, which replaces the canonical histone H3 at centromeres in other eukaryotes.