Sentence examples for basis of the distinct from inspiring English sources

The Scottish model of civic nationalism that has emerged over the last 30 years, was built on the basis of the distinct Scottish institutions of church, law and education.

Further genetic studies will be required to dissect the functional basis of the distinct infection phenotypes linked to the APL1 haplotypes.

For 49 human bZIP TFs, bZIPDB ID was assigned on the basis of the distinct mRNA transcript.

To investigate the molecular basis of the distinct properties of the proteins, we first performed gel-filtration analyses.

HWP1 gene amplification was performed to distinguish C. albicans, C. dubliniensis, and C. africana on the basis of the distinct size of the amplicons as previously described [ 22].

The Ireland isolates were therefore identified as corresponding to genome type 14p1 on the basis of the distinct BclI, BstEII, and PstI restriction patterns.

While these data establish some molecular and in certain cases, lineage and clonal relationship of neurons and hair cells, the molecular basis for the distinct differentiation of either cell type has not been investigated beyond the transcriptional regulation of Neurog1 and Atoh1 [20] or short range interactions mediated by delta-notch [23].

There is thus a neuronal basis for the distinct aspects of the self within the context of brain, body, and environment.

We validate this approach by investigating the basis for the distinct patterns of oncogenic pathway activity and microenvironmental conditions of two HER2 related tumor subgroups and found significant similarities with many features distinguishing between the basal and luminal intrinsic subtypes of breast cancers.

To investigate the biochemical basis for the distinct functions of Sox2 and Sox17, we solved the crystal structure of the high mobility group domain of Sox17 bound to a DNA element derived from the Lama1 enhancer using crystals diffracting to 2.7 Å resolution.

In chordotonal organs, NOMPC and IAV proteins show a striking segregation into distal and proximal ciliary zones respectively, revealing a structural basis for the distinct roles of the TRPN and TRPV channels in sensory transduction and amplification.