Sentence examples for degree of distinctness from inspiring English sources

Although most species of Erigeron on the younger island are distinct genetically, the degree of distinctness is much less than observed among species of Robinsonia on the older island (Figs  3 and 4).

Some authorities classify the elasmobranchs into one class (Selachii) and classify the chimaeras into another (Holocephali); however, assigning the two groups class rank implies a degree of distinctness equal to that of the amphibians (Amphibia), reptiles (Reptilia), birds (Aves), and mammals (Mammalia).

To assess the degree of distinctness between populations within M. musculus, we performed a discriminant function analysis for each population against the pooled remaining wild-caught M. musculus.

We show that these morphologically cryptic sister species partition their niches due to a certain degree of ecological distinctness and total reproductive isolation in the field.

Such combinations may constitute every degree of evolutionary distinctness from random drift combinations over locally adapted populations to full-fledged cryptic species [ 25].

… To be a different species is not a matter of degree of difference but of relational distinctness.

Here the distinctness of the variables (the fact that they are distinct) replaces the sign of distinctness "≠" (cf. 5.53).

This infinite variety in perspectives entails that each monad reflects all of the others with varying degrees of clarity and distinctness.

But this appearance of distinctness may be explainable.

Because so many numbers were performed with the same intensity, the dances of various nations occasionally lost a sense of distinctness.

It thus tries to block the possibility of distinctness between the mental subject and the physical subject.