Sentence examples for distinct membership from inspiring English sources

After introducing fuzziness to the three measures as above, a specific value is no longer definitely treated as large or small but simultaneously belongs to both states with distinct membership degree.

Phage communities are highly personalized features of individual human subjects and have distinct membership based on the oral biogeographic site from which they were derived [ 36, 37].

Interestingly, the cultivated and Tibetan wild barley were clearly separated into two groups with PCA, The cultivated barley accessions demonstrated a more distinct membership to subpopulation 4 and 6, while the Tibetan wild barley accessions belonged to subpopulation 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7. Collectively, these seven components accounted for 65.18% of the genetic variation.

At present the government – and indeed the Labour opposition – are keen to talk up the need to maintain "access" to the single market, but this is both distinct from "membership" of the single market and, in reality, a fairly meaningless objective unless the option of a North Korean-style isolation from the global economy is on the table as a serious option.

Further exploration of these analyses revealed that the OTUs with the largest contribution to both constrained ordinations had a distinct taxonomic membership, mostly belonging to the phyla Proteobacteria and Bacteroidetes, and could explain most of the observed variation among microhabitats and genotypes.

Awards are separate and distinct from the membership levels of Ordeal and Brotherhood.

While we all are patients at some points in our lives, physicians make up distinct professions, the membership of which is shaped by professional bodies.

We refer to such genes as multi-membership genes to distinct them from single-membership genes that are members of one and only pathway.

But recent U.S. military intelligence from Iraq, not cited in the commission's report, has suggested that Ansar's membership is distinct from al Qaeda's.

Conversely, we found that, on a local scale, the red coral harboured communities of locally stable microbial associates (i.e. species present in all samples from a given location) of which the membership was distinct at each location (Supplementary Fig. S4).

In order to identify each community's distinct neighbors, community_Matrix and membership list(c_List) are used.