Sentence examples for distinct terms from from inspiring English sources

In total, 5,627 distinct terms from the biological process ontology were associated with genes in the annotated transcriptome, 2,507 from the molecular function ontology, and 947 from the cellular component ontology.

(It is a useful exercise to try to list the 14 distinct terms that can be formed from 5 xs).

I will comment on this 'integration' of terms from distinct systems in section Concluding remarks: the value of a scientific study of con/text.

a In French and German there is no term for fatigue that is distinct from the terms that are used for tiredness and exhaustion Different participants often used the same term to refer to different things; for example some participants considered 'energy' to refer to the mental component of fatigue, while others related 'energy' to the physical component of fatigue.

And in claiming that the long run is distinct in terms of policy from the short run and can be ignored until we reach it, he's persuading his readers that they needn't worry about the fiscal Sword of Damocles suspending over our children's heads.

To maintain the primacy of the Commons, Straw said peers' serving single, non-renewable terms from large constituencies would make them distinct.

As a consequence, the lower-gamma Proteobacteria are much more distinct (in terms of aromatic biosynthesis) from the upper-gamma Proteobacteria than the upper-gamma are from the beta Proteobacteria.

The charge of tautology against the theory thus rests on the mistaken demand that an explanatory variable must always be defined in terms distinct from its causes and effects.

The SIDER1 subfamily is generally less associated to common functional groupings, yet LiSIDER1s present some evidence for enrichment in GO terms distinct from SIDER2s, namely cofactor binding and tetracycline transport (Additional file 6).

We will also distinguish between the term "poverty" which refers to the condition visibly expressed by inadequate material and financial resources in relation to the needs of daily living and survival in a particular context; as distinct from the terms "indigents", "poorest of the poor" and "poorest" used interchangeably to refer to people living in the extremes of this condition of poverty.

Distinct from long-term potentiation (LTP) and long-term depression (LTD), which cause the rapid insertion or removal of AMPARs at individual synapses in an input-specific manner, homeostatic plasticity collectively regulates AMPARs at groups of synapses over a much longer timeframe.