Sentence examples for distinct from the adjacent from inspiring English sources

Their appearance is distinct from the adjacent adenomatous epithelium.

We found that after 56 years of recovery, the secondary forest remains floristically and structurally distinct from the adjacent primary forest.

From a biodiversity perspective, globally, coastal and shelf waters not only present the greatest species richness (but see Gray, [399]) and highest productivity [400] of the world's oceans, but they also are biogeographically distinct from the adjacent high seas and deep benthic environments [50], [401].

At low magnification, the lesions were seen as areas clearly distinct from the adjacent healthy tissue and were flat or concave depending on the exogenous abrasive agent; the width of the defect was always greater than its depth.

Carotid plaque composited atherosclerotic change and is defined as the presence of focal wall thickening at least 50% greater than that of the surrounding vessel wall or as a focal region with CIMT greater than 1.5 mm that protrudes into the lumen and is distinct from the adjacent boundary.

The mesic species of the riparian zone are different and distinct from the xeric species of the adjacent drylands.

Thus, whether angiogenic or infiltrative, tumours have blood volumes that are distinct from the blood volume in adjacent normal tissue.

RSFC-Boundary Mapping rests on the assumption that an area's RSFCs are relatively uniform within the extent of an area and may be distinct from the RSFCs of an adjacent area.

The ER-negative cells in some of the larger clusters (> 15 cells), however, showed noticeable alterations in shape and density, morphologically distinct from their adjacent ER-positive counterparts within the same duct (Fig. 3).

This sign is considered present when the posterior wall of the aorta either is not identifiable as distinct from adjacent structures or when it closely follows the contour of adjacent vertebral bodies.

The slope unit is defined as an area with features that are distinct from those of the adjacent regions.