Sentence examples for distinctive after from inspiring English sources

A number of more advanced landraces of pea exist in various countries, but the most divergent and distinctive after P. s. ssp.

Since maximal exercise deteriorate postural control [ 11], we further presume that these ankle muscle coordination patterns in seniors are becoming more distinctive after exhaustive exercise and putative muscle-coordination pattern changes could be linked to acute exercise-induced elevations of postural sway.

Chlorine is the most well-known treatment agent and few people enjoy its distinctive after-taste.

She defined a distinctive style after another chance encounter in 1967, when she was asked to work in stainless steel by Ugine Gueugnon, which owned France's largest steelworks.

Alan Bennett has become the latest victim of a distinctive scam after pickpockets smeared the playwright with ice-cream to distract him while they helped themselves to his wallet and £1,500.

His films of the 1980s and on seem less distinctive, but after Close Encounters, movies began to need the cinematography to keep out of the way of the special effects.

All objects presented similar textures and sizes, but distinctive shapes; after each trial objects were washed with 10%% ethanol to discard smells or residues.

This hypothesis was first presented in Haudricourt (1954a, 1954b) based on the tonogenesis in Vietnamese, which apparently lost its 'final laryngeals *-ʔ and * h (* h results from an earlier * s): The characteristic micromelodies of the laryngeals, rising and falling, had become distinctive tones after the fall of the consonants themselves.

The s2 oligonucleotide, but not the s1 oligonucleotide, showed a distinctive band after incubation with ES cell lysates.

The strongest evidence to date is that they share the same distinctive phenotype after overexpression in the axolotl limb blastema.

Both clusters 3 and 4 displayed more transient transcriptional response patterns with distinctive changes after 12 hr.