Sentence examples for distinct mode from inspiring English sources
We are a third thing, a distinct mode of transportation, requiring different practices and different rules.
This cytokine profile suggests a distinct mode of immune activation with minor signs of LPS tolerance.
LukAB stands out from the family of staphylococcal leukocidins, having a low sequence homology with other leukocidins and a distinct mode of action4.
As the malacidins are structurally distinct from other calcium-dependent antibiotics, we sought to determine whether they function by one of these known mechanisms or a third distinct mode of action.
We propose that the R-group 4-nitrophenyl allows a distinct mode of ligand interaction with TAS2R16, but only upon removal of the bulky tryptophan at residue 261, in effect compensating for the loss of the indole interaction.
His broad and comparative view of American culture reveals the importance of the American allegory as a genuine artistic and intellectual style and as a distinct mode of thought particularly suited to express the philosophical legacy of transcendentalism.
Rather what emerges is a constructive theory of architecture that understands the process of design itself as a distinct mode of knowledge as theoretical research that is still irreducibly architectural.
Therefore, moving the cells towards the light source and away from it in a distinct mode by convective mass transfer is the method of choice to cope with these inhibitive effects.
These findings identify a distinct mode of melanocortin receptor-ligand interactions based primarily on electrostatic complementarity, with implications for designing ligands that target melanocortin and potentially other seven transmembrane receptors.
The field distribution shows a distinct mode structure along the nanorod direction as well as strong concentration in the gap region.
Especially striking is Graham's deconstruction of the history of pain research into a variety of strands, each of which corresponds to a distinct mode of relating to the phenomena of pain.
