Sentence examples for be very distinct and from inspiring English sources

The enhancement of the ((T_{c})) with the EEF is shown to be very distinct and is in agreement with recent experimental observation and much required for spintronics applications and devices.

The length of the DNA fragments that precipitated at a certain PEG concentration was found to be very distinct and reproducible as determined by Bioanalyzer and NanoDrop™ measurements of 11 nebulized lambda DNA samples (Figure 2C).

If there's one writer, it's very distinct and usually they have a hold of something.

At the end of the night, which included one too many alcoholic beverages, my cousin's very distinct and expensive designer handbag was missing.

But some monads can also rise to the level of souls when, for example, they experience sensations, that is, when their perceptions are very distinct and accompanied by memory.

From the plot, it can be seen clearly that when the compression ratio is set to 1/2, our algorithm takes the most amount of time to complete one iteration for all ranges of alphabet size as the line is very distinct and well separated from the other compression ratio values.

Women also have a voice, which is very distinct, and in order to achieve balance in the Dharma, that voice needs to be heard".

Interestingly, the water and hydrocarbon images (cf. Fig. 4) were very distinct and almost complementary to each other, thereby highlighting the potential of CHESS imaging to assist investigations into the 3D distribution of water and cryoprotectants.

The sub-clade C2 was very distinct and contained cultivars from Kazakhstan and only a single Chinese accession (PI-447382).

These signals are very distinct and can easily be distinguished from high-copy signals that originate from repeated sequences with higher complexity.

However, viruses of hyperthermophilic crenarchaeota are very distinct and seem to be a unique, almost isolated domain of the virus world (see Prangishvili et al. Virus Res. 2006 Apr;117(11752–67).