Sentence examples for are further distinct from inspiring English sources

For instance, it was argued that the act of perceiving a state of affairs and the act of meaning it with a linguistic expression are not of the same genus and that both acts are further distinct from informing someone about this state of affairs or from enjoying it.

The triptych is further distinct in that its creatures are located in an outside space; by 1948, Bacon's studies of heads and figures specifically emphasised their confinement in rooms or other closed spaces.

Sub-lineages III, IV, VI VI and VIII from lineage 1 are further segregated into distinct regions [ 2].

Memory (CD44hi) T cells are further divided into distinct populations of central memory (TCM) and effector memory (TEM) cells that express high and low levels of CD62L, respectively.

Tumors are classified according to their presumed cell of origin and then are further divided into distinct histological grades, ranging from WHO grade I to WHO grade IV based on cytologic and histologic features (Fig.  1).

Examining the raster plots of firing for the different levels of external input, see Fig. 3, we see that for lower levels the avalanches are further apart and more distinct.

Based on CD44 and CD25 expression, they are further divided into four distinct DN subsets: CD44+CD25− (DN1); CD44+CD25+ (DN2); CD44−CD25+ (DN3) and finally CD44−CD25− (DN4) population [10].

Some of these morpho-species are further divided into molecularly distinct cryptic species [ 6].

These are further divided into four distinct groups, a Congolese/Southern African lineage (CSA), the genera Pseudocrenilabrus (Ps).

These overarching categories are further divided into 16 distinct misconceptions that we describe below and summarize in Table 3.

Based on several morphological and genetic markers, O. sativa is broadly divided into two varietal groups, namely japonica and indica, and these groups are further subdivided into five distinct subpopulations (Garris et al. 2005).