Sentence examples for body distinct from from inspiring English sources
"An international body distinct from the United States is controlling the strings," Mr. Garre said.
Soldiers are apt to consider themselves as a Body distinct from the rest of the Citizens".
It seems intuitive to say that there is a possible world at which Vulcan exists between Sun and Mercury and some remote heavenly body distinct from Vulcan but qualitatively identical with it in relevant respects (such as mass, shape, size, chemical composition, etc).
"Soldiers are apt to consider themselves as a body distinct from the rest of the citizens," Adams said.
A previous study using low frequency rTMS on the right TPJ found a disruptive effect on the subjective sense of embodiment and the distinction between self and not-self, suggesting that the TPJ is actively involved in maintaining a coherent sense of one's body distinct from external non-corporeal objects [55].
Their dense, compact structure place them in a class of nuclear bodies distinct from CBs. Due to the lack of good DB markers, verification relies on the presence of accumulated mRNA in the DB, on an ultrastructural level.
This body is distinct from the nucleolar body that functions in snoRNA maturation in yeast and could be a compartment where polyadenylation and degradation of nucleolar RNAs take place.
It is noteworthy that NC remains strongly and significantly associated with these risk factors in models controlling for VAT or BMI, demonstrating the importance of upper body fat, distinct from visceral fat, as a contributor to dyslipidemia and insulin resistance.
Materialist philosophers, who hold that we are identical to our bodies, would deny that our bodies are distinct from ourselves, and even under the most dualistic views of human nature, our selves are sufficiently dependent upon our bodies to make ownership of the body by the self an implausible notion.
Thus, the final instrument used excluded the WG question on cognition and added one on upper-body mobility distinct from that of lower-body (legs).
