Sentence examples for distinctive backbone from inspiring English sources

Producer John Would, who worked on many Calamar film projects and Fiona Apple's "The Idler Wheel …," added just enough crunch and texture to give the songs a distinctive backbone.

They found that these Prochlocococcus spp. were composed of hundreds of subpopulations with distinct "genomic backbones", each backbone consisting of a different set of core gene alleles linked to a small distinctive set of flexible genes.

I want British drama to be the backbone of a more distinctive approach to all our services, capturing the public's imagination with world-class work for a global stage.

These findings indicate that low temperature processed high-efficient PSCs can be achieved by rational conjugated backbone engineering, which presents distinctive advantages for largescale production in the near future.

"I want British drama to be the backbone of a more distinctive approach to all our services, capturing the public's imagination with world-class work for a global stage," said BBC director-general Tony Hall, when setting out his future vision in September.

After careful exclusion of a variety of possible artefacts, we recently reported that three different SM analogs labelled micrometric domains at the PM of erythocytes and CHO cells, that segregated from a D-e-LacCer analog (yet built up on the same fluorescent ceramide backbone), thus depending on their distinctive polar headgroups.

Claudins represent the structural backbones of tight junctions [ 14] and have distinctive functions, such as ensuring cell adhesion.

The distinctive resistance profile of DEB025 provides a unique option in treating chronic HCV infection, both as the backbone of future combination therapy with other compounds in treatment-naïve patients and as rescue therapy for patients harbouring resistance mutations to other classes of anti-HCV agents.

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