Sentence examples similar to considerably distant from from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the two Australian indigenous C. pneumoniae strains, SH511 and 1979, formed their own clade which branched deepest from the main human C. pneumoniae grouping, but was also considerably distant to the animal C. pneumoniae clade.

Vertical averaging, by contrast, shows no significant increase in skill, and including data from pressure levels located distant from the study site lowers the skill considerably.

Since in the electrophysiological experiment the postsynaptic sites are electrotonically distant from the recording site, the conductance changes determined in the axon may be considerably smaller than in the dendritic postsynaptic areas.

We contend that this is particularly important in studying PFC and other areas distant from sensory input or motor output, whose relationship to experimental variables may often be considerably more complex than the experimenter envisaged (Rigotti et al., 2013).

"You become distant from the users.

Decision-making is distant — very distant — from "demos," the people.

Sometimes narrator is distant from character.

And also very distant from the present.

It was quite distant from me.

He feels distant from the tournament.

We were geographically distant from the Soviet Union.