Sentence examples for be distinctly separate from from inspiring English sources

The two areas would be distinctly separate from each other with different entrances.

As a construct it has been found to be distinctly separate from coping [ 13].

Will reading areas be distinctly separated from cafe-oriented spaces?

The microcolonies of the two species appeared to be distinctly separated from one another on the glass surface.

Erysipelas cannot always be distinctly separated from cellulitis, which refers to a deeper soft tissue infection involving the dermis and subcutaneous fat, or from more severe conditions such as necrotizing fasciitis [ 4, 5].

Mr. Burhoe's chief concern was the alienation he attributed to a perception that the value of religion was distinctly separate from the benefits of technology.

It adds that "the mountain gorilla habitat is distinctly separate from Soco's area of interest – separated by altitude (as oil exploration does not take place in volcanic mountains, and mountain gorillas do not live in lowland savannah), by distance (approximately 40km) and by the boundary of Block V (the name of its concession) itself".

I have felt that my development as a professional was distinctly separate from the needs of my colleagues.

Only recently has the marijuana industry — a group with interests that are distinctly separate from medical marijuana and social justice movements — attempted to influence policy in DC.

In other bacteria the IIMPs are distinctly separate from the bulk of other proteins [ 14].

In view of genetic evolution, the whole Bm YELLOW protein family composes a monophyletic group, which is distinctly separate from Drosophila melanogaster and Apis mellifera.