Sentence examples for distinct client from inspiring English sources

Its small size means it is able to deliver programs that work for this unique and distinct client base from its purpose-built education campus.

These two distinct client types (PCs versus mobile devices) pose specific requirements for the remote lab infrastructure, namely the ability to tune the experiment interface according to the characteristics (e.g. display size) of the accessing device.

Our results suggest that similar to phosphorylation, acetylation of Hsp90 on multiple residues controls its ability to chaperone distinct client proteins.

With this new capital, the company is looking to continue to expand the scope of their products and tightly integrate existing tech as they look to effectively serve the company's 450 distinct clients.

Around 20 PDI homologues have been described in mammalian cells, many of which exhibit distinct client-protein specificities (Jessop et al, 2009b).

Thus, the uniform distribution and truncated Gaussian mixtures in Fig. 4 are selected to reflect distinct types of client RC statistics with different balances between the number of clients with poor and good channels.

Given that each of the Hsp90 paralogs is responsible for chaperoning a distinct set of client proteins, specific targeting of one Hsp90 paralog may result in higher efficacy and therapeutic control.

After 15 years of innovating marketing and public relations campaigns across fashion and fitness in their distinct categories, my clients within these industries have begun to converge as I forge strategic partnerships between new boutique fitness studios, influential instructors and major fitness fashion brands.

Overall, these findings suggest that KDAC regulation of Hsp90 controls its ability to chaperone a distinct set of clients, similar to Hsp90 regulation by phosphorylation (Mollapour et al., 2010, 2011).

Q. Do you feel that the needs of the midtier millionaires are still underappreciated by private banks? A. Although the needs of individuals vary, there are distinct needs across the client sets for the three groups; affluent, high net worth and ultra-high net worth.

Confirmatory factor analysis revealed that a four-factor model of conformity, comprising distinct dimensions of conformity, client control, personal control and non-conformity offered an excellent fit to the data.