Sentence examples for distinct descriptions from inspiring English sources

The characteristic behavior of (dt/dE)–E curves with successive currents applied give distinct descriptions between two limiting cases – the "surface nature" and "diffusion character".

Each type of resistance involved distinct descriptions of gestures such as body posture, screaming, crying, or words and short sentences.

Looking closely at the language that students use about plants, we saw two subtle, distinct descriptions about interactions with their study organisms.

Overall, the cGRASP annotation file matched our checking of EST sequences in Megablast and tBLASTx quite well, but 6 of 99 genes from the differentially expressed lists with distinct descriptions (not containing words like "unknown" or "predicted") were found to have different descriptions (Additional File 1, Table S1), many of which have been submitted to NCBI databases recently.

In order to obtain a more distinct description about cell metabolism under oxygen-limited conditions, Diano et al. (2009) explored the formation mechanism of different by-products in A. niger under oxygen limitation condition via chemostat culture.

Consequently, Ds provides a distinct description of intensity gradients that are dissimilar for atomic columns such as O1 and O2 despite them having identical local intensities, since their neighboring columns (Sr, Ti) are in a different orientation order.

Note, in an early, distinct description by Pauling in the 1960s, the bonds holding dioxygen together were presented as a combination of a 2-electron bond and two 3-electron bonds.

An important characteristic of an 'ideal' classification system is to be comprehensive, incorporating all possible variations and offering a clear and distinct description and categorization for them.

This could partly explain why reviewers struggled to give a distinct description of phase 6. Reviewers could benefit from a comprehensive guide about how to conduct a meta-ethnography that pulls together and extends learning from seminal publications.

To see this intuitively, suppose some outcome description o can be parsed into two distinct outcome descriptions, o1 and o2, where o is equivalent to (o1∨o2), and suppose that hi differs from hj much more on the likelihood of o1 than on the likelihood of o2.

We can view "belief" and "desire" as distinct functional descriptions that tell us how mental states falling under one label or the other work in interaction with other mental states and issue in behavior.