Sentence examples for be distinct from two from inspiring English sources
This enzyme appears to be distinct from two other adenylate cyclases present in the same tissue, which are activated by dopamine and by 5-hydroxytryptamine, respectively.
Wasser believes, for instance, that with more detailed testing, savannah and forest elephants in West Africa might prove to be distinct from one another.
But intrinsically self-conscious perceptions would be distinct from one another, as would perceptions of perceptions; and thus they too would be "dispersed" (B133), and share no common element.
Although they are usually grouped together, there are many people that consider arts and crafts to be distinct from one another.
Don't go too far with the toothpick, since if you blend the colors too much they won't be distinct from one another.
The "Needham" problem overlaps, but is distinct from two other issues.
These band patterns were distinct from two G. pannorum isolates used as an outgroup in this analysis (Fig. 4C).
It is distinct from two other zebrafish Ras, N-ras [11] and BC048875 (Figure 1B and 1C), especially at their 5'UTR (supporting information Figure S1) that allows subsequent use of specific morpholino to knockdown K-ras.
These QTLs represent the first genomic localization of locomotor activity in cavefish and are distinct from two QTLs previously identified as associating with vibration attraction behavior.
We had previously demonstrated using global gene expression profiles that C19MC amplified/LIN28+ CNS-PNETs arising in the cerebral hemispheres comprised a molecular class with relative enrichment of primitive neural features that was distinct from two other molecular groups (designated group 2/3) of hemispheric CNS-PNETs [ 17].
