Sentence examples for be rather distant from inspiring English sources
Clade I contains sequences from three Solenopsis species considered to be rather distant relatives of S. invicta [24].
In the past, she was rather distant.
But mice and people are rather distant cousins — their last common ancestor lived some 70 million years ago — and the human version of FOXP2 evidently was not able to exert a transformative effect on the mouse.
In the binding mode presented herein, these residues are rather distant from any of the CP04 residues.
Because the binding site of Tif6p (Gartmann et al., 2010; Klinge et al., 2011) is rather distant from the binding site of Sdo1p on the 60S subunit, these data have put Sdo1p in a central position of this maturation pathway.
The internal dialectic driven by concern for ethno-cultural identity might in this way lead to pluralistic and potentially cosmopolitan political arrangements that are rather distant from what was classically understood as nationalism.
In [26] it is argued that it is difficult for a human to make accurate predictions about a situation or an experience (e.g., sentiment, preference, disposition) when the future forecasting time point (t_{0}) is rather distant from the current time point (t_0) on which the same experience is evaluated.
"He was nearer to me politically than his brother (David Miliband), but this time I'll be going for Chuka Umunna... he's rather distant from me in the spectrum of the Labour Party but he's the one with all the presentational skills and will be the one who will do the best job".
There are some great performances here, but the audio is rather distant, so you have to really want it to buy it.
LAR and ANR proteins belong to the reductase-epimerase-dehydrogenase (RED) superfamily, although their relationships are rather distant.
