Sentence examples for distinct from the common from inspiring English sources

Human dignity, understood in this rarefied way, is distinct from the common kind of dignity manifested by someone who responds to difficult circumstances in a dignified manner.

Regarding the latter aspect, it is interesting to note that the Iberian chiffchaff apparently is the oldest lineage of chiffchaffs and quite distinct from the common chiffchaff.

Third, the parallel integrator and direct pathways must be distinct from the common velocity-to-position integrator.

All 11 previously reported FOXL2 c.402C>G mutation-positive A-GCT specimens as well as an unreported A-GCT case and the A-GCT cell line, KGN, validated the HRM assay by demonstrating a variant melt curve distinct from the common (wild-type) pattern.

This allowed us to enrich potential multi-TM signaling receptors that are distinct from the common single-pass (1TM) or double-pass (2TM) receptors.

These genes are part of a putative high affinity phosphate transport system we have identified only in strain ATCC 27405 and this system is distinct from the common Na/Pi symporters found in all C. thermocellum strains examined to date.

3 For example, in PD, haplogroups J, T, U, and K, which share a common maternal ancestor distinct from the more common haplogroup H, have been shown by independent studies, and subsequent meta‐analyses, to confer a significant reduction in the risk of developing the condition.

We show that this case, which resulted in large cryptococcomal granulomas in the leg and brain, resulted from infection with a C. gattii VGI type isolate that is distinct from both the common VGII and rarer VGI isolates associated with the Vancouver Island/Pacific NW C. gattii outbreak.

Omental IMFT has been described as a distinct entity from the common inflammatory pseudotumour of the abdomen as pathologically it represents a form of clonal expansion rather than a postinflammatory response.

His middle name came from another branch of the family; its unusual spelling, as distinct from the more common "Spiers", tended to cause problems for reporters, reviewers and biographers.

In previous studies ∼6 30% of all BRAF mutations represented variant mutations distinct from the more common V600E genotype (Rubinstein et al, 2010; Beadling et al, 2011; Long et al, 2011; Lovly et al, 2012).