Sentence examples for distinctive from the commonly from inspiring English sources

These roles of Glutamate receptors are rather distinctive from the commonly known functions of Glutamate GPCRs in a synaptic environment.

The hillock was distinctive from the other habitat types.

The art of the cinema in France has been distinctive from the start; its business is distinctive, too.

The blog's voice — cheerfully neurotic, unapologetically political — was distinctive from the start.

Their rapport, distinctive from the start, now suggests a model of lithe collectivism.

The higher the average gradient, the wear particles are more visually distinctive from the background.

The vertebrates' photoreceptor cells, typified by rods and cones, are quite distinctive from the invertebrates'.

The slanted line is less distinctive from the upright line distractors.

The distinctive A. angustifolia (commonly known as Paraná Pine, Brazilian pine, pinheiro), grows above 600 masl, becoming more dominant above 800 m.

For one thing, he notes, Pigati and his colleagues didn't use a scanning electron microscope to scrutinize the surface of the spherules the only way to distinguish impact generated spherules, he says, that were melted at high temperatures and had a distinctive pattern inscribed on their surface as they splashed through the air, from the spherules commonly found in wetland sediments.

Aiwa Levu supports a unique forest type, distinctive from those on the other two islands.