Sentence examples for distinctly away from from inspiring English sources

In marmosets, CYP2D6 and CYP2D8 clustered distinctly away from other primates.

Site A is at the intra-dimer interface and distinctly away from GDP, colchicine and vinblastine binding sites (Additional file 1, Table S5).

All of the bacterial SuSy genes clustered into the same group (outgroup), distinctly branching away from the plant SuSy gene cluster.

This showed that the esg RNAi samples distinctly clustered away from control and UAS-esg (Fig 4B), whereas control and UAS-esg samples clustered nearby each other.

Most of detectable CD3 were distributed distinctly (≥40 50 nm distance) away from CD4 or CD8 co-receptor on membrane of CD4 or CD8 T cells (Fig. 1A, 1B).

In tone they're just a step away from the distinctly mocking, anti-fascist work of the German Dada artist Hannah Hoch, who, in a 1925 painting called "Roma," gives the macho Mussolini the petite body of a female swimmer.

Clustering using self-organizing map (SOM) of 1015 genes distinctly clustered normal cervical samples together and away from invasive cancer samples.

And while I don't distinctly remember leaving my second two for the first time (though I do distinctly remember the first long time I was away from my son when I went for a job interview), I know they weren't too big when I left them for a short time.

Unlike the women in those paintings, the subject of White Azaleas looks away from the viewer, with a distinctly forbidding expression.

Anthropologists seem to have generally accepted attrition, abrasion and erosion as distinctly separate mechanisms, while dentists are generally moving away from static concepts, acknowledging dynamic change as an inevitable progression throughout life.

Carson showed a distinctly nervous reluctance to commit himself; indeed, he shied away from the subject, and cut the discussion short by saying, "There are no absolutes".