Sentence examples for consistently distant from 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.

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.

Note that a cultural assumption has been that highly educated faculty are consistently supportive of science and remain distant from belief-based perspectives about the natural world (but see Ecklund and Scheitle 2007; Gross and Simmons 2009).

A cultural assumption is that such audiences are consistently supportive of science and remain distant from belief-based perspectives about the natural world (but see Ecklund and Scheitle 2007; Gross and Simmons 2009).

When normalized to actin, PIAS3 expression level in the squamous tumor samples was consistently lower compared to NL-20, except for one tumor sample, and even more distant from the A549 PIAS3 expression level (Fig. 2B).

"You become distant from the users.

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

He feels distant from the tournament.

We were geographically distant from the Soviet Union.

Sometimes narrator is distant from character.