The phrase "as clearly distinguished" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the clarity of a distinction between two or more items or concepts.
Example: "The two species are as clearly distinguished as day and night in their physical characteristics."
Alternatives: "as distinctly separated" or "as obviously differentiated".
This is an important issue since, for instance, in the generator model not all amino acid changes are supposed to be equally clearly distinguished as a new specificity [ 40].
The spikes were visually identified by an experienced neurophysiologist as transients clearly distinguished from background activity with pointed peaks.
Obviously, any other terms might be equally good as long as they clearly distinguish between the specific adhesion functions of cadherins.
The adsorbed or intercalated forms of herbicide 4-chloro-2-methylphenoxyacetic acid on a highly hydrated clay, such as hydrotalcite, were clearly distinguished by 1H-HRMAS.
As methylation status clearly distinguished between tissue types (NK, NR and WT), we focussed on the set of 20 matched trios (clinical information in Additional file 3) and performed ANOVA on the full dataset with XYS probes excluded to identify CpGs that were differentially methylated between all three tissue types.
However, the A and B subgenomes appear to have undergone relatively few changes since polyploidization: genomic in situ hybridization (GISH), using genomic DNA from the diploid species as probes, clearly distinguishes A and B chromosomes and does not show large A-B mosaics7,8.
Indeed protein synthesis may be the Achilles heel of the myeloma cell as it clearly distinguishes plasma cells from many other cells within the body.
The term 'postponement of help-seeking' [ 29] has recently been used, which fits this purpose more precisely, as it clearly distinguishes a group who have taken longer to present.
As shown in Fig. 3, these micelles were clearly distinguished as bright and discrete spots with nearly spherical shape and equal granule.
Indeed, although tumour-induced pain shares features of inflammatory as well as neuropathic pain, it is clearly distinguished by distinct pathophysiological and mechanistic aspects (Mantyh, 2004; Wacnik et al, 2001).
