Sentence examples for distinctly identifiable from inspiring English sources

What makes this character distinctly identifiable as a member of your community?

Fluorescence microscopy of genetically engineered cell lines in culture can be used to visualise the progression of these cells through the cell cycle, including distinctly identifiable sequential stages of cell division (mitotic phases).

After a brief but brutal persecution of Confucian scholars and Confucian literature during the Qin dynasty (221-206 B.Confuciusnfucius began to emerge, during the Han dynasty, as the much exalted and revered sage-philosopher of China, and Confucians as a more distinctly identifiable group of scholars.

A look at the history of Computer-Based Communication technologies will reveal, distinctly identifiable cultural patterns.

Since the Cambrian explosion there have been five distinctly identifiable mass extinctions.

Despite her mixed critical reception, Ariel remains popular amongst audiences, and is considered one of Disney's most iconic animated characters, with her specific color combination of red hair, lavender seashells and green tail making her distinctly identifiable.

Is the staff clearly identifiable?

"Most cities have clearly identifiable downtowns.

He's famous for racking up three million views on a video made in prison, but Remtrex's icy cold, atmospheric production (see the Goonlyfe mixtape), identifiable flow and distinctly Brummie accent (see "Why is it like this blud?" on How It Goes) makes him a must for those checking out the Birmingham scene.

He reached the point where his music became identifiable as Ben Harper music, a kind of spiritual Americana with a distinctly West Coast point of view.

Posterior estimates of parameters were all distinctly unimodal (although with wide 95% highest posterior densities), and all parameters were identifiable, despite the relatively low information content in the sequences and the small age range of the sequences.