The phrase "apparently distinct from that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something seems to be different or separate from another thing, based on observation or evidence.
Example: "The two species appear to be apparently distinct from that, despite their similar habitats."
Alternatives: "seemingly different from that" or "evidently separate from that."
This binding mode between Rab5 and APPL1 is apparently distinct from that between Rac and arfaptin, which only requires BAR dimerization (Tarricone et al, 2001).
Unexpectedly, possible adaptive remodeling processes were significantly promoted, indicating that the role of Fgf16 is apparently distinct from that of Fgf2.
Interestingly, the HYB domain has also been identified in the testis-specific ubiquitin ligase ZNF645, but its target specificity is apparently distinct from that of the Hakai HYB domain [ 96].
The observed HMGA2-induced apoptosis is modulated through a mechanism apparently distinct from that identified in an earlier study, which showed that HMGA1, the other member of HMGA family, induced apoptosis through up-regulation of CyclinA [ 36].
Finally, as mentioned above, mammalian PDGF ligand is activated in the crypt base, signaling the nearby mesenchyme to shape the villi (Crosnier et al., 2006), a role that is apparently distinct from that of the homologous PVF ligand in flies, mainly owing to the absence of villi or other analogous structures.
Mammalian PDGF ligand is activated in the crypt base, signaling the nearby mesenchyme to shape the villi (Crosnier et al., 2006; Geokas et al., 1985), a role that is apparently distinct from that of the PVF ligand in Drosophila because flies lack intestinal mesenchyme.
Other cases of bacterial-plant symbioses involve mechanisms of entry that are apparently distinct from phagocytosis [ 30].
The mode of 3′ end formation of mRNAs and SUTs is apparently distinct from CUTs, so it was surprising that CUTs bound to the mRNA cleavage and polyadenylation factors Hrp1 and Nab2.
We show that HIV-1-infected T cells are captured by MDMs using interactions apparently distinct from those mediating conventional VS formation (Sattentau, 2008) but have yet to define the uptake recognition signals.
At measurement positions with spike noise, measurement values are apparently distinct from the average values of the surrounding measurement positions.
It was shown that P. aeruginosa [40], Neissseria [41], Vibrio cholerae [42], E. coli and Salmonella typhimurium [43] release the "free LPS" by a process apparently distinct from cellular autolysis.
