Sentence examples for consistently distinct from inspiring English sources

Although white markings were visible during crypsis, their outlines were not consistently distinct.

This study is a first step in determining whether these calls are consistently distinct and could therefore be used in functionally referential communication.

Comparisons were made with previous studies on herring population differentiation in the Baltic (Bekkevold et al. 2005; Jørgensen et al. 2005a) in order to investigate whether the overall FST values were comparable and whether the location DE-RUGEN is consistently distinct, or whether the observed genetic structure may be caused by temporal fluctuations.

The large genetic distance between genetic groups 1 and 2 in Örebro (they are consistently distinct at 9 of 18 markers; Figure 5), where tularemia recently has reemerged, compares with distances previously found among F. tularensis subsp. holarctica isolates of worldwide origin (9 ) and excludes a recent local common origin.

Moreover, in studying the records of 55 patients with ME, they found that they could divide them into seven separate sub-types that consistently pair distinct genetic patterns with a combination and severity of patients' symptoms.

After interviewing a couple dozen female executives, it became clear to my coauthors and me that female directors consistently experienced distinct barriers in the boardroom when they were the only woman, or one of just a few women, on the team.

Onset age within the North American sample therefore consistently differentiated distinct illness profiles.

However, the limited textural data provided by the small area 2D thin sections were unable to consistently distinguish distinct microstructures between these groups (e.g., NM2 1354.2 B is an outlier in Fig. 7a) and this necessitates reliance upon the sensitivity of the permeability to confining pressure to identify microstructure type.

SNP clustering analyses consistently revealed distinct populations, each composed of multiple full-sib seed families by parentage assignment in the WWP germplasm collection.

Dab around the British Isles exhibit detectable genetic structure: individuals from the North Sea were consistently genetically distinct from those in the Irish Sea as revealed by classical (Fig. 3), multivariate (Fig. 2) and Bayesian methods (Tysklind 2009).

This group of individuals is consistently morphologically distinct from individuals from the other ecosystems across the majority of analyses – it even differs from populations from similar elevations but different ecosystem (i.e., páramo; Figure  2).