Sentence examples for distinctly diverse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lowis made the case for a pawnshop's being good for this distinctly diverse community and was assisted by his wife, Joyce, and by customers and friends, most poor and minority and from outside the ward.

However, the variation in our results on allele B*51 which may suggest probable protection role in dengue viral infection, in comparison to the other populations could be due to their distinctly diverse genetic background.

It has been reported that the lactone rings of 16- and 14-membered macrolides adopt distinctly diverse conformations, thereby enabling the former compounds to avoid steric hindrance with the nucleotide A2058 mutation in E. coli [ 22].

Thinopyrum intermedium has been described as a segmental autoallohexaploid, consisting of two closely related, partially homologous, genomes and one distinctly diverse genome, with at least one genome being homologous with Agropyron elongatum (Host) P. Beauv.

But recent research by the Los Angeles Times revealed that they are distinctly less diverse than the movie-going public they aim to represent.

Denitrifying communities, as measured by T-RFs of the nosZ gene, in the roadside wetlands with elevated concentration of Cl− were distinctly different and more diverse compared to forested wetlands, and also different in roadside wetlands after 96 h exposures to Cl−.

Furthermore, the included studies were distinctly different in design with diverse populations of patients, choices of antibiotics, durations of prophylaxis, and a heterogeneous observation period after removal of the catheter so that standardized recommendations are difficult to make.

Especially thalamic disconnections have been functionally revealed, however, their structural correlates have not been distinctly investigated for its highly diverse subnuclei.

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.

In this study, we experimentally test the hypothesis that above- and belowground habitat modifications by ecosystem engineers, facilitate distinctly different, but trophically more diverse benthic communities, using intertidal mussel and tube worm beds as model systems.

The diverse crowd was distinctly against Giuliani's relentless whitewashing of the city, and the result recaptured rock's rebellious spirit, until the party ended in 2001.