Sentence examples for distinct all from inspiring English sources

These data indicate that several phenotypically and genetically distinct ALL subtypes utilize BCL-2 as a primary pro-survival mechanism (Chonghaile et al., 2014).

The rows of palm trees, the clotted traffic, the sense that the contours of life here are both familiar and utterly distinct; all still carry the same power now.

Thomas V. Morris has suggested that, for persons to be distinct, all that is needed is the possibility that their wills differ.

"Using the personal description given by each user I then coloured each user into the political party they were affiliated with". What Gilad's data shows is that all the political parties supporters are generally distinct, all sending out tweets to a relatively narrow audience of supporters, who do not follow many accounts from other political parties.

Imagine Table Talk as a prism, dyno as light and each submission as a color -- each perspective equal but distinct, all essential to realize the spectrum.

Whereas the cartilages of the neural arch and pleurocentrum are clearly distinct, all blastematous structures characteristically grade into one another.

"Communion" and "Zavana" have distinct all-over compositions, while "Mindsong" has an obvious head and torso.

If NDPH is a distinct all-encompassing syndrome like migraine then we need to define sub-forms that may have specific effective treatments such has been noted for migraine with aura for example [2].

Our strategy in obtaining these contracts will be to provide distinct, all-in-one solutions (software, hardware, installation and support), saving the government money and time, and increasing productivity and security while solving implementation issues.

Our strategy in obtaining these contracts will be to provide distinct, all-in-one solutions (software, hardware, installation and support), saving the government money and time, and increasing productivity and security while solving implementation issues.

"He had to make all of our cars distinct from all the rest".