Sentence examples for constituting a distinct from inspiring English sources

The pH dependence of the active site hydrogen-bonding motif is often intricate, constituting a distinct fingerprint of each complex.

Although exploratory factor analysis did not distinguish between many of the mental disorders assessed by the PHQ and the PCL-C, it did identify disordered eating symptoms as constituting a distinct construct (factor 4).

a_B cells and a_NK cells closely associated with their quiescent counterparts, each of this two lineages constituting a distinct branch within the lymphoid cell cluster irrespective of the activation status of the cells.

In addition, on the basis of the phylogenetic trees of E and NS3/NS5 sequences, we found that the 6 new sequences clustered with other strains isolated in Italy in 2008 and 2009, constituting a distinct and well-supported group within the western Mediterranean cluster (100% bootstrap on E and NS3/NS5 regions).

The phylogenetic tree for the other subfamily of FACT – SPT16, was strikingly similar to that for the SSRP subfamily with proteins from human and yeast constituting a distinct group and separation of members from lower land plants and higher plants (Arabidopsis and rice) into different clusters.

Grade I tumors are distinctive in the population (pediatric) and location (often posterior fossa) and constitute a distinct group.

"The deaths reported here share several features that suggest they may constitute a distinct syndrome," the report said.

An organ is a group of tissues that constitutes a distinct structural and functional unit.

These six constitute a distinct group recognisable in part by unusually enlarged tibiae on the middle pair of legs in the males.

For the citizens of Sony, the triumph of the iPod constitutes a distinct affront; one imagines the human-resources department dispensing voodoo iPods and exorcism instruction manuals.

The Orthodox attitude toward social responsibility in the world constitutes a distinct contribution to the contemporary ecumenical movement.