Sentence examples for distinctly distinguished from inspiring English sources

The forest areas are distinctly distinguished with other types due to particular strong scattering power.

It can be seen that the human breast cancer cells are approximately10μm in diameter, and the cell structures can be distinctly distinguished (e.g., nucleus, nuclear membrane).

In case of ortho-diphenols the herein examined crude POs can be distinctly distinguished from PPO activity on the basis of decreased ΔA values within an extended time-range in which highest initial rates were obtained.

Although the different conformation of the Gln271 side chain is a potentially interesting finding, currently, it cannot be conclusively determined whether this is functionally relevant because of the limited resolution of 1.9 Å [5] in the ASIC1 crystal structure at which N and O atoms are unlikely to be distinctly distinguished.

The presence of microvascular hyperplasia and necrotic foci is unique feature of GBM, distinctly distinguished from low grade astrocytoma [ 1].

Chromatographic measurements were made on 17 physicochemically diversified high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) columns which were further analyzed in terms of their similarities and dissimilarities for 25 carefully designed, structurally diverse peptides showing distinctly distinguished groups.

Thus, this truth also lay tangled up, as one might say, in the original concept of extension, but it escaped our attention and could not be distinctly known and distinguished until, through analysis, we unpacked all the parts of this concept and separated them from one another.

The first axis, accounting for 17% of variation, distinguished distinctly low-elevation varieties, which are mixed two- and six-row varieties found only in low-elevation communities, while common varieties found at low elevations are not distinct.

His scientific life has been distinctly international in tone, distinguished by close cooperation and, he said, fierce competition with physicists in the United States, Germany and elsewhere.

Apart from these differences the results at 298 and 373 K are not dissimilar; at both temperatures the phenol molecules have access to both mineral surfaces and do not form a distinctly separated phase, distinguishing them in these aspects from the apolar cyclohexane molecules (Fig. 10).

Christisonia species have been distinguished by their distinctly lobed calyx from Aeginetia, also a root-parasitic genus, which has spatheate calyx (Parnell 2001).