Sentence examples for distinctly data from inspiring English sources

Among the synovial sarcoma cell lines we tested, miR-17 overexpression produced a significant increase in proliferation of Fuji and HS-SYII cells, but not SYO-1 distinctly (data not shown).

Three out of six tissue samples showed no staining, two samples were weakly stained and one sample was distinctly stained (data not shown).

Experts are quick to caution that the case of the Jacksons of New Jersey may prove to be distinctly aberrant, and data concerning abuse or other problems experienced by children who have been adopted in recent years is still developing.

On six occasions TADs were only detected on the night side; however, TADs on the dayside often appear more distinctly in the data.

More distinctly, the present data rule out the influence of downstream stages of the HPA on the basis of effect latency.

The R2 C3' gem-diol group (χ3 R2)) occupies all three classic rotamer positions, with the experimental data distinctly disfavoring the 60° conformation during refinement (only 4±3%3% of the total).

While LC-MS indicated a possible correlation with the predicted linear (36, 37, 38) and cyclic (35, 39) dimers, isolation of the major peak with the desired m/ z[ 36] gave material which had distinctly different NMR data to that which we had already determined for compound 35, thus indicating a more complex process (perhaps with accompanying double bond isomerism) for the deprotected material.

But the alternative sources of data are distinctly limited.

This week, the American Public Transit Association released its figures for transit ridership in the first quarter of 2008, and the data was distinctly un-American.

Comparing the two breeds of chips isn't really fair, however, since they process data in distinctly different ways.

In an extended RF approach with all Landsat spectral bands, downscaling results for formerly aggregated Landsat data improved distinctly and now ranged from 0.98 K to 1.33 K.