The phrase "and given a distinct" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been assigned or recognized with a specific characteristic or quality.
Example: "The project was well-received and given a distinct advantage over its competitors due to its innovative approach."
Alternatives: "and assigned a unique" or "and recognized for a specific".
The NEFM antibody was analyzed with Western blot and gave a distinct band of expected molecular weight (150 kDa) and one additional band at higher molecular weight (∼450 kDa), which could indicate multimeric forms.
I'm already mightily smitten with Trico, a beast of mythological proportions and power given a distinct, and just a little bit delightful personality on account of naturalistic movement and responses to the calls and actions of the tiny human who comes to its aid.
The most significant change will be in the bar area, which will be enlarged somewhat and given a more distinct identity.
The characters are difficult to penetrate in 'The Bath' compared to 'AS, GT', in which almost everyone gets a name except for the baker, and everyone is given a distinct personality.
The characters are difficult to penetrate in "The Bath" compared to "AS, GT," in which almost everyone gets a name except for the baker, and everyone is given a distinct personality.
There are other such signs in the novel, and each has been given a distinct section.
Two related species, A. alternata and A. gaisen, were included in a pest risk assessment and further research showed that isolates sampled from Li Ya pear were morphologically distinct and given a new name, A. yaliinficiens[ 100].
The ksI24 30 EGFP), containing only the 24RKRNRSP30 NLS motif of Region I, was strongly targeted to the nucleus (Fig. 2B) and gave a very distinct accumulation in specific nuclear spots, characteristic of nucleoli (arrow, Fig. 2B).
Here we have tested H4K8ac and H4K16ac with respect to staining characteristics of the doughnut-/cap-like structure, the latter recently implicated in the action of RNF8 to induce chromatin remodelling (Lu et al., 2010) and both giving a distinct signal in elongating mouse spermatids (van der Heijden et al., 2006).
