Sentence examples for be distinct in some from inspiring English sources
The politics of a flood must be distinct in some analogous way.
It is also helpful for host and parasite decks to be distinct in some way (e.g. different backs, say red and blue), so that host and parasite individuals can be separated following the selection step.
Nevertheless, because James did consider ideas to be distinct in some sense from God, his position would be viewed by some later authors e.g., William of Alnwick as compromising divine unity.
Hence, in spite of their shared O2-evolving activity and conserved active site residues, including the distal Arg, the heme environment in dimeric KpCld and its pentameric DaCld counterpart must be distinct in some ways.
Analysis of three-dimensional models of PtXIPs and other XIPs indicate that the features observed in ar/R selectivity filters are distinct in some XIPs.
The effects of the yfjK deletion also suggests that this gene affects a process that is distinct in some manner from that affected by the recA and dnaB genes.
Recent findings suggest that the mechanisms by which DNA sequences affect nucleosome positioning is distinct in some species [ 6, 18, 19, 27]; and the choice of the periodical dinucleotides differs considerably from one organism to another [ 28], indicating the difficulty in finding a universal positioning code.
Though its neon-hued products comply with a 1988 federal law that requires toy guns to be distinct in appearance from real guns, some industry experts are surprised they have yet to attract much public scrutiny.
Although these diseases are distinct in nature, they share some WM distortions that may contribute to their pathophysiology, including reduced oligodendrocyte number and expression of myelin constituents (for recent reviews, see Matute, 2010; Stys, 2011).
All Nearctic lineages and the Japanese Hokkaido II and Honshu/Kyushu lineages were distinct in a median-joining network, although some received less than 95% posterior support in the BEAST analysis.
