Sentence examples for be distinctly differentiated from inspiring English sources
If the heart wall contour could not be distinctly differentiated from the heart region, the ROIs encompassed the whole heart instead.
THE existing families of the Carnivora, spoken of in the last lecture, do not appear to have been distinctly differentiated in the Eocene period, at all events not till towards its close, but the order was represented by other and very singular forms, the systematic position of which is not easy to determine.
These are distinctly differentiated based on their developmental processes.
The hexanes are significant constituents of gasoline, and the cell toxicities of two hexanes are distinctly differentiated.
They need to be clearly differentiated from minimum regulatory requirements.
It will be distinctly unpleasant.
The second: "Be distinctly American".
The parents were clearly differentiated.
Soil fertility management practices are also distinctly differentiated according to the farming system.
Together, these data demonstrate an evident in vivo KLRG-1 heterogeneity in effector CD8 T cells during the early and late stages of expansion, with the lymph nodes being distinctly populated with putatively less differentiated KLRG-1int effector cells.
The differentiated HBM-MSCs obtained from the three differentiation protocols were distinctly stained crimson red by DTZ.
