Sentence examples for characteristically distinguished from inspiring English sources
Although Ar deficiency resulted in ameliorations in a number of important variables associated with DN in both the diabetic Ar-KO and diabetic BT mice, there were a few variables (including serum glucose, BUN and GFR) that characteristically distinguished the diabetic BT mice from the diabetic Ar-KO mice.
The show provides a comprehensive look back at one of contemporary art's most distinguished careers; meanwhile, Mr. LeWitt remains characteristically focused on what lies ahead.
Primer dimer amplification is identified and distinguished from sample amplification by the characteristically late Cq value, lack of expected melt curve peak and small band size.
The lyrics of these glam metal bands characteristically emphasized hedonism and wild behavior and musically were distinguished by rapid-fire shred guitar solos, anthemic choruses, and a relatively melodic, pop-oriented approach.
Perikarya are characteristically oval-, pear- or triangular-shaped and are easily distinguished from the smoothly contoured round oligodendroglia perikarya and the larger, irregularly shaped astroglial perikarya.
Characteristically, both M. genitalium and M. pneumoniae exhibit a specialized polar structure distinguished ultrastructurally by an electron-dense core that is a major constituent of the cytoskeleton [1], [12], [14].
Concurrent validity (how well a test has an ability to distinguish between characteristically different groups [ 34]) was verified by comparing the R-OHLI scores between groups with different socio-demographic and oral health behavioral characteristics using independent t-tests.
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It is important to note, with respect to Kumārila's characteristically Mīmāṃsaka intuitions about language, that the word śabda which often means "word," as in the fifth of Jaimini's Mīmāṃsā Sūtras, where it is relations between śabda and referents (artha) that are said to be primordial is essentially ambiguous between what Saussure distinguished as langue and parole.
