Sentence examples for distinctly indicates from inspiring English sources

It distinctly indicates that the domestic dog originated in ASY, with only limited contribution of wolf from other regions, probably from later crossbreeding between dog and wolf.

So far, the mtDNA data is the only dataset based on a global sample of dogs or wolves, and it distinctly indicates ASY as the geographical origin of dogs.

The analyses distinctly indicate the presence of chemical bonds between g-C3N4 and Sr4Al14O25:(Eu, Dy), rather than a simple physical mixing.

These results of intensity-dependent measurements distinctly indicate an efficient generation of main charge carriers at a relatively low recombination rate in QD embedding layers and a much higher density of recombination centers in GaAs layers.

Figure 7 a is another version of the two stem pseudoknot of Fig. 3, where the stems and the various single strands are distinctly indicated.

Clustergram analysis of differentially regulated mRNA profiles between control and LVL did not show distinct clustering, whereas the control versus HVL group comparison showed clusters segregating distinctly, indicating a different transcriptome profile mediated by virus replication within this group.

The expression of CD68 and CD163 can distinctly indicate the survival of patients with OSCC; the Kaplan-Meier method indicated that, in patients, the cumulative rate of the expression of CD68 was not significantly correlated with overall survival (OS) (P = 0.1027, n = 38), whereas that of CD163 was significantly correlated with OS (P = 0.0319, n = 38).

In Fig. 9g, residually stained boundaries of the macrophage cytoplasmic membranes are distinctly seen, which indicates effective uptake, and well-discernible microcapsules are easy to detect to be attached on their surface either within the cells.

Biochemical and structural analysis of isolated thylakoid membranes by electron microscopy indicates a distinctly different response at the level of PSII and LHCII upon plant acclimation.

Although finding R. africae DNA in engorged female and nymphal tick specimens might be attributable to prolonged rickettsemia in cattle (10 ), the presence of R. africae in distinctly unengorged female ticks indicates the potential for A. variegatum ticks to act as a reservoir of this SFG rickettsia (2 ).

The carbon species formed at different decomposition temperatures indicated distinctly different ability for gasification.