Sentence examples for distinctive from the large from inspiring English sources
It belongs to the small molecular weight group of insulinotropic peptides together with mastoparans, temporins, and brevinins, distinctive from the large molecular weight group (e.g. PLA2 from snake venoms and α-LTX from black widow spider venoms) and the glucagon superfamily peptides.
A mutation at marker Ft-SNP2 was distinctive to the large genetic subgroup 1e from Ljusdal (53 isolates).
The project "was a bit distinctive because of the large number of partners," he added.
He manages the mini-empire from the large restaurant but makes sure each place maintains its own distinctive style.
The art of the cinema in France has been distinctive from the start; its business is distinctive, too.
The large, shallow banks (Nantucket Shoals, Georges Bank, and Browns Bank) restrict exchanges between the Gulf of Maine and the open Atlantic, and create a marginal sea distinctive from the relatively smooth and open continental shelf to the south.
A distinctive Tibetan look in the large array of helmets here evolved, perhaps, from one that dates to the 8th to 10th centuries.
From behind the large wooden door of a heavily insulated room in the corner of an outbuilding comes the distinctive rhythmic chirping of crickets.
Secondly, the wines are extremely distinctive, thanks in large part to the soils, derived from lava flow from the volcano.
