Sentence examples for as a distinctive class from inspiring English sources
Physically or mentally ill people, even if they are seen as norm-breakers, are seen as a distinctive class of norm-breakers.
Nanofiber composites fit in as a distinctive class of materials in the biomedical field since they offers a biomimetic environment on the nanometer scale wherein a three-dimensional architecture with the desired surface properties on the micrometer scale combines with mechanical strength and physiological acceptability on the macro scale.
In addition, dysfunction of mitochondria caused by mutations in genes coding for the organelle components typifies a distinctive class of conditions known as mitochondrial diseases [8].
A distinctive class of ∼13% of particles contained two tRNAs bound in the A/P and P/E hybrid state.
High and low levels of methylation on CGIs in sperm cells were used as distinctive class labels (HM: high methylation; LM: low methylation) of CGIs in the decision tree.
Many upperclass students and alumni wear a large, heavy, distinctive class ring known as the "Brass Rat".
A distinct class of metal oxide with distinctive magnetic properties and superior biocompatibility are is found in iron oxide nanoparticles.
In my view, probably the most important finding from our research is the existence of a distinctive "elite" class.
The distinctive class of T cells, known as invariant Natural Killer T (iNKT) cells, display characteristics of both T cells and NK cells and play a crucial role in diverse immune responses and other pathologic conditions.
It is specifically associated with presenting lipid antigens that activate the distinctive class of T cells, known as invariant Natural Killer T (iNKT) cells.
So the term "middle class" covers a multitude of differences.Pavan Varma, the director-general of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, also thinks that in at least one respect the middle class of his own country behaves more like members of its elite than as a distinctive group of its own.
