Sentence examples similar to distinctly either from inspiring English sources

Performing phase one, the grouping of products by entity type results into 3 groups, distinctly containing either instances of IfcSite, IfcBuilding or IfcBuildingElementProxy.

For example, a recent study found a number of proteins that distinctly bind either 5-methyl or 5-hydroxy-methylcytosine (Spruijt et al, 2013).

Lobatus gigas is gonochoristic, which means each individual snail is either distinctly male or distinctly female.

Conversely, miRNAs that are distinctly upregulated in either oligodendrocytes or Schwann cells may target proteins and/or control processes that are specific to either PNS or CNS myelination.

The light-regulated promoters can be distinctly grouped into either TATA-box-containing or TATA-less (initiator-containing) promoters.

He is distinctly unashamed of either trait, and is unwilling to even pay lip service to the notion that they were beneficial to his success.

DE BEAUVOIR: It could even be said that all the women you were fond of were either distinctly pretty or at least very attractive and full of charm.

The first and second begin and end at the edge of audibility, but the sound was either distinctly present or not, with no blurring.

Despite being born with physical characteristics that don't allow them to be distinctly identified as either male or female, there is a legal imperative for intersex babies to be assigned a gender on their birth certificates.

Our results strongly suggest that LINC complexes established in the male postmeiotic germline are distinctly formed by either Sun1η and Nesprin3 or Sun3 and Nesprin1.

Among male Polish migrants, however, mortality for these cancers was distinctly higher than either in Poland or among native Americans.