Sentence examples for change to a distinct from inspiring English sources

The game's soundtrack was met with mixed feelings from critics, because Final Fantasy X-2's score was the first in the series without input from Nobuo Uematsu, composer of all previous games in the main series, and because of the change to a distinct J-pop atmosphere.

The game's soundtrack was met with mixed feelings, because Final Fantasy X-2s score was the first in the series without input from Nobuo Uematsu, composer of all previous games in the main series, and because of the change to a distinct J-pop atmosphere.

However, when these cells could form intercellular contacts, their appearance changed to a distinct flat epithelioid morphology (Fig.  1a).

Both forms of positional changes lead to a distinct improvement of oxygenation: after 120 hours the oxygenation index in the PP group was 219.67 ± 0.66 and in the KT group was 197.89 ± 2.07 mmHg.

We judge the one nucleotide change to represent a genuine distinct variant rather than Taq polymerase error, because we have already identified this specific variant in other patient populations [4].

Indeed, when PtdIns was kept at a fixed concentration (50 μM) in our reaction system, the plot of initial velocity versus PI(4 P substrate concentration changed to a hyperbolic curve that is distinct from the sigmoidal curve observed in the absence of an activator.

The bacterial and fungal community structures changed, due to ensiling, to a distinct and more stable community dominated by Lactobacillaceae and Debaryomycetaceae, respectively, when INO treatment was applied relative to CON.

He was referring instead to a distinct change in the way the French had come to view and practice cooking.

Batch digestion of both preparations did not lead to a distinct change in crystallinity.

To allow a phenotypic change from a stem cell to a distinct differentiated cell, cell identity must become unstable at some point in differentiation.

Aggregated AuNPs were then separated irreversibly by TmRecA and DNAzyme, leading to a distinct color change in the particles from purple to red.