The phrase "distinctive between" is not grammatically correct as it does not contain a complete idea and is missing a verb.
A more correct phrase would be "distinguishing between." For example: "She had trouble distinguishing between the two similar-looking dresses."
NCCR architecture (ww or rr) were not distinctive between Ia and Ib1 genotypes.
The SIFT descriptor measures local image gradients and is highly distinctive between different features and robust against a corpus of image transformations.
Collectively, this enzymatic diversity in FucTs creates variations in the LPS phenotypes that are distinctive between different H. pylori strains.
Neurodegenerative diseases are characterised by regional cellular changes associated with progressive loss (of function) of neurons that on careful examination of brain pathology is generally distinctive between diseases.
Clearly, acetylations are quite distinctive between the enhancers and promoters.
Myofiber HLA-DR expression is clearly distinctive between ASM and DM.
The creative power of evolution arises from a distinctive interaction between chance and necessity, between random mutation and natural selection.
Followers of Dilthey's distinction, such as Wilhelm Windelband, Heinrich Rickert and Max Weber (although the first two preferred Kulturwissenschaften, which excluded psychology), claimed that the difference in subject matter between the two kinds of sciences forced a distinctive difference between their respective methods.
A distinctive minimum between peaks was named the Gnevyshev gap.
Distinctive differences between APM and conventional aluminum foams are qualitatively explained.
These features allowed us to directly compare 'solutions' consisting of stable and distinctive routes between individuals and groups.
