Sentence examples for being able to distinctly from inspiring English sources

Differential analyses between HBsAg_Oil_T and HBsAg_Oil_N revealed 11 genes that passed Bonferroni correction, constituting an HCC signature, being able to distinctly segregate the tumors from normal tissues regardless of etiology and inducing factors (Fig. 4B).

The resultant set of putative secretory and membrane protein genes were able to distinctly cluster the pancreatic adenocarcinomas, islet cell tumors, and each of the normal tissues (Figure 4).

However, neither ischemic nor anatomic burden were able to distinctly identify patients who would benefit from an invasive revascularization strategy over optimal medical therapy in COURAGE [ 22].

Interestingly, the gene expression signature was able to distinctly segregate the HCCs from normal tissues in all three cases (Fig. 5A,B; supplementary material Fig. S4A), indicating the robustness of the signature that was not limited by the etiological factors.

You should see be able to distinctly see the curvature of your backside, emphasizing the roundness of your bottom.

I distinctly remember not being able to fit into Abercrombie.

This situation highlights the importance of being able to advocate for yourself in negotiations, a skill distinctly different from but closely related to that of advocating on behalf of others.

Furthermore, there is something distinctly enjoyable to me, a lifelong mouse-user, being able to mouse around a table and then transition to live movements.

Being able to share information!

Being able to afford college.

Perhaps most importantly of all, Harris is an out gay man whose career never faltered - in fact he was able to play distinctly hetero roles.