Sentence examples for distinctly attributed from inspiring English sources

However, the latter could not be distinctly attributed – there are cows that react clearly with one enzyme while they do not react with another enzyme at all, or even the inverse.

Distinctly, attributing to the low dark current of the MoS2/h-BN/GaAs sandwich structure based on the self-driven operation condition, the detectivity shows extremely high value of 1.9×1014 Jones for incident light of 635 nm, which is higher than all the reported values of the MoS2 based photodetectors.

And I distinctly attribute that growth to excellent customer service, which led to customers entrusting me and my bank with all aspects of helping them reach their financial goals.

However, its 20th place ranking on health and wellness was described as "distinctly average", and attributed mainly to an obesity rate of 25%.

What elements of difference, if any, can be attributed to: distinctly Chinese cinematography?

"Evangelical Christianity and evolution are incompatible beliefs that cannot be held together logically within a distinctly Christian worldview" (view attributed to Mohler in the article; not a direct quote).

The website for the issue of the Baptist Press with this article is www.bpnews.net/bpnews.asp ID=21375: "Evangelical Christianity and evolution are incompatible beliefs that cannot be held together logically within a distinctly Christian worldview" (view attributed to Mohler in the article; not a direct quote).

They however agree in attributing distinctly larger proportions of individuals to primary than to α-isolated cluster structures in all stands.

At lower concentrations, however, there was a distinctly different trend which is attributed to a change in solubilization mechanisms at these concentrations.

The ultrathin sections of isolated Hela nuclei displayed distinctly separated fibers, most likely attributed to the chromatin fibers, as shown in representative EM images (Fig. 1D).

In Nabokov Studies, there appears to be a distinctly therapeutic and palliative effect attributed to the prose, reflected in the tone of the voluminous criticism extant on the author.