Sentence examples for be particularly distinct from inspiring English sources
It is possible, for example, that the dewlaps of widespread species have evolved to be particularly distinct from other species with which they co-occur widely, as opposed to species which they overlap only in a portion of their range.
The increment can be observed in a wide wavelength range of 350 800 nm, but is particularly distinct in the range 500 650 nm.
Body blockage is particularly distinct in the mmWave domain, where even the attenuation due to foliage affects the signal propagation, as investigated, e.g., in [65].
Indeed, the temporal component of this is particularly distinct, with risk appearing to decay exponentially with time after an initial event (Johnson et al.1997).1997
This effect is particularly distinct for the sample bias -0.6 V at which no local density of states exists for the Ge(111 -c(2 × 8) surface (see inset in Figure 3a).
Both the chlorinated compounds lowered the conversion of the VOCs added (except that of toluene), and this lowering was particularly distinct with n-heptane; they also raised the concentration of acetaldehyde formed during the oxidation of oxyderivative compounds.
However, a 15-year cohort study with employees of a French gas and power supply company showed a clear decrease of the prevalence of headaches at the point of retirement of the employees, with the decrease being particularly distinct in the group of employees with high work-related stress [41].
Although haplogroup A2 is at high frequencies in Meso America, El Salvador is particularly distinct from the other populations by its extremely high A2 haplogroup frequency.
This trend was particularly distinct for both miR-212 and miR-132, which belong to the same gene cluster being only 200 nt apart and containing identical seed sequences.
For instance, individuals from PH grouped comparably close together and were particularly distinct from GE and most individuals of CH.
