Sentence examples for and the distinctness of from inspiring English sources

In that formula the valid emphases of both Alexandria and Antioch came to expression; both the unity of the person and the distinctness of the natures were affirmed.

In spite of the complexity of the cross, and the distinctness of A. batizocoi Krapov.

However, this appears unlikely, given the low frequency of HEV infection in the United Kingdom, the lack of PCR products in negative controls, and the distinctness of the sequences obtained from those previously studied in our laboratory.

After studies of the contact zone in Texas, where O. couesi and the marsh rice rat meet, were published in 1979 and underscored the distinctness of the two, they were again regarded as separate.

In particular interesting landrace haplotypes harboring polygenic variation should not be introgressed into elite backgrounds too early because the subsequent improvement will favor the elite haplotypes and limit the distinctness of resulting germplasm.

In contrast to the morphometric data that suggested considerable variation within that clade and support the distinctness of its traditionally recognized subspecies (viz. the large-sized R. h. arabium vs. the smaller R. h. cystops from the Upper Egypt) the genetic data demonstrated an unexpected homogeneity in clade II.

In these plots, we noted a strong segregation of this motif from several other tested CC regions like the DHp module, myosin and bZIPs, supporting the distinctness of the motif from both generic CCs and well-conserved CC regions (Fig. 1).

Beginning with Johann Heinrich Pott in 1738, Carl Wilhelm Scheele and Torbern Olof Bergman, the distinctness of lead and bismuth became clear, and Claude François Geoffroy demonstrated in 1753 that this metal is distinct from lead and tin.

Language relativity does not imply that the distinctness of distinct objects cannot go unnoticed.

These signature proteins provide further evidence and molecular markers indicating the distinctness of Clade C. Eight additional proteins in Table 5b are also specific for Clade C cyanobacteria, but they are absent in all of the low B/A ecotype Prochlorococcus strains, indicating that the genes for these proteins were lost from a common ancestor of the low B/A clade.

Although further research is required to establish the differences between spiritual and psychological needs, we maintain the distinctness of spirituality in terms of meaning and purpose in one's life.