Sentence examples for been distinctly stated from inspiring English sources

Although the correlation between the intracochlear trauma due to insertion and the conservation of residual acoustic hearing has not been distinctly stated, it is assumed that atraumatic electrode insertion is essential to prevent neuronal cell death and trauma to the internal structures [ 4– 7].

I have always been distinctly female.

If the comparisons are mapped based on a single comparison test of statistical significance, then eighty-seven different comparisons are implied but not distinctly stated by the map itself.

This was distinctly adjudged, and the reasons clearly stated, in Metcalf v. Watertown, 128 U. S. 586, 589, 9 Sup.

EXAFS studies of the Mn K-edge from the native spinach PS II show that the structure of the Mn4CaO5 cluster in S2- g4 state is distinctly different from that in the S2- g2 state.

Although it has a Republican governor and a Republican-controlled statehouse, the state's Republican Party is distinctly liberal by, say, Texas standards, and it got a black eye in the Iowa Republican debates last year when the conservative Gary L. Bauer, otherwise forgotten, demanded that Mr. Bush promise to never, ever pick Governor Whitman as a running mate.

The provisions intended to be applicable to contract carriers are distinctly set forth and separately stated, plainly leaving for determination only the question whether such provisions, or any of them, are invalid as so applied.

The Himalayas border the state on the north, but the plains that cover most of the state are distinctly different from those high mountains.

It is distinctly possible that Penn State determined that it did not have a legal obligation to report to state authorities because the child involved was not considered under their direct supervision or care.

The system performance and turbine operational state are distinctly influenced by the cooling water mass flow rate.

The major thiol/disulfide control systems GSH, thioredoxin, and Cys exist under non-equilibrium conditions and their redox states are distinctly modified by oxidative stress [14], substrate availability [18], [36], [37], physiological [26] and pathological stimuli [8], [36].