Sentence examples for distinctly a higher from inspiring English sources

We observed distinctly a higher similarity between the sequences in a 50 nt region nearby the 3' end of the antisense transcript.

Comparison of the OPN splice variants mRNA expression levels clearly showed that OPN-a and OPN-b are expressed at a distinctly higher level than OPN-c (both with P < 0.01).

Block copolymers thermally crystallized from the glassy state obtained a distinctly higher degree of crystallinity at a much faster rate of crystallization than the same copolymers crystallized from the melt at identical crystallization temperatures.

For example, a transcript weakly similar to an A. thaliana histone 3B gene showed a distinctly higher level of expression in T-oaks (Tab. I).

Furthermore, results show a distinctly higher temperature spreading in the deeper parts of the BTES between a completely charged and discharged condition caused by the higher thermal conductivities of the Bauland Beds.

Significantly, males adjust their grooming behavior in a distinctly economic fashion, paying a higher or lower price depending on the availability and quality of the merchandise and competition from other buyers.

Less distinctly separated clusters need a higher quality of the Y-scores predictions for the Y-scores to give reliable classification results.

In addition, the trimetallic Pt-Ir-Co/SiO2 catalyst showed a distinctly higher MSANM than the bimetallic Pt-Co/SiO2 and Ir-Co/SiO2 ones.

The results showed that the PEDOT/MWCNTs nanofibers exhibited a distinctly higher activity for the detection of magnolol compared with those of pure MWCNTs and PEDOT.

The aim of this type of protection is to avoid the occurrence of ignitable sparks and thus have a distinctly higher degree of safety compared to conventional electrical apparatus.

The study also reveals a distinctly higher global temperature sensitivity of the pyrolysis process (global activation energy > 60 kcal/mol) compared to the typical global activation energy of ignition (global activation energy in the range of 20 40 kcal/mol).