The phrase "are discrete from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more things are separate or distinct from each other.
Example: "The two departments are discrete from one another, each focusing on their own specific objectives."
Alternatives: "are separate from" or "are distinct from".
The US Endangered Species Act recognizes for listing and delisting populations that are discrete from other populations, and significant in relation to the entire species [distinct populations, 5].
► Adult semantic N400 effects are discrete from expectation-related PMN effects.
We demonstrated that DCAMKL1 cells are discrete from differentiated epithelial cells, including endocrine cell lineages.
For further delineation, upregulation of caveolin-1 and induction of mesenchymal markers are discrete from Snai1 function.
Although fundamental movement skills are discrete from functional movement, functional movement skills are the prerequisites for the performance of fundamental movement skills.
Together, these results define previously unrecognised pathways for activation of a Ras superfamily GTPase that are discrete from the switch II glutamate dependent pathway followed by Ras.
In contrast in cells infected with EHEC Δ espG+pEspG HA the TGN staining was discrete from the cis-Golgi structures, which were fragmented into smaller stacks.
In the S8B subfamily, all four members are kexin_furin-like convertases contain an Asp/His/Ser catalytic triad that is discrete from that of trypsin.
Interestingly, although PHOX2B-HCS-116.7 was functionally active within the central nervous system, its tissue-specific regulatory control was discrete from that of phox2b-ZCS-23.7 phox2b-ZCS-23.7 phox2b-ZCS-23.7
Switching from widefield (E ) to TIRF mode imaging (F ) on the same cell unveils a specific spatial organization of TβRII, which is discrete from that of TβRI (Alk5 and Alk1) (G, H).
