Sentence examples for belonging clearly from inspiring English sources

This finding is in line with a previous survey performed with 43 SSR markers on 56 Turkish populations [ 53], where B. distachyon accessions split into two distinct phylogenetic clades differing in terms of vernalization habits and morphological features without belonging clearly to a specific geographical area.

For many of the reasons described above, computer simulations do not seem to belong clearly to either the experimental or theoretical domain.

Since the retained set contains the points which do not belong clearly to one specific cluster, with this comparison we check if they can be aggregated with the new incoming data, to form new clusters.

The resulting predicted protein sequence belongs clearly to a beta PLD type (Fig. 1A,B).

Rules of Engagement belongs very clearly in the former category, as a somewhat extreme apologia for military conduct and thinking.

However, not all the mitochondrial DNA lineages seem to belong to clearly distinct morphological entities [ 23].

In contrast, roe deer harboured A. phagocytophilum strains which mostly belonged to clearly separated groESL[ 30] and ankA[ 11] gene clusters.

The fat trimmed, the leftovers clearly belonging to him, perhaps the restless coach has finally bought into his own vision.

The house in question, with stylistic elements reminiscent of both architectural eras but clearly belonging to neither, was built as part of a subdivision in 1996.

Eventually, only three items were not clearly belonging to one factor but could considered in both of them.

A new substance not clearly belonging to any existing group of related substances of ATC 4th level will often be placed in an X group ("other" group).