Sentence examples for consistently distant from inspiring English sources

Noticeably, the strain Dsl 0512 was the unique strain that was consistently distant from the other D. solani strains.

In each PCoA plot, S GEG parasites from Malawi, the DRC, and Tanzania were consistently distant from each other in the 2 plotted dimensions, and other relationships among populations were variable.

Consistently in "Distant Light," Mr. Martins seems impelled to etch visual images of remembered sadness and joy that leap from the music.

Some introverted, shy, or otherwise distant people are animated with people that they know, while others are consistently aloof.

Backers of Russell, who consistently ran a distant third in voter support, agreed with this claim, saying Tompkins had joined the race before a date that had been previously agreed on among Anti-Relief candidates, giving him an unfair advantage over Russell.

We also tested the phylogenetic placement of S. erythranum by sequential taxon removal, and it consistently showed a distant affinity to the Insecta (data not shown).

In particular, we find that the Glasgow and Cambridge genotypes are consistently the most distant in both ovary and somatic tissues.

Distant metastases consistently express E-cadherin, often more strongly than the primary tumor.

Most importantly, KDM5C overexpression was consistently significantly correlated to distant metastasis in these HCC samples (Fig.  1c and d).

Rather than consistently wanting to remain distant from their donor offspring, donors' expectations and experiences of contact with donor offspring ranged from none to a close personal relationship.

The miR398 family, with uniquely higher expression in G. raimondii (D5) than in G. arboreum (A2), consistently showed a more distant distribution from its nearest neighboring TEs in G. raimondii (D5) (table 2).