Sentence examples for distinctly late from inspiring English sources

Even on a typical cellphone call, I hear her "three" distinctly late -- a half second or so.

While Apple was early to portable digital music, it would be distinctly late in entering the world of Internet-connected digital hand-helds.

Despite the occasional mention of Kim's baby blog, there's a distinctly late-90s air to Kay Mellor's Leeds-based parenting drama.

One important observation from both dose and time dependent apoptosis study was detection of distinctly more late apoptotic/early necrotic cells (AnnexinV-FITC+PI+) than early apoptotic cells (AnnexinV-FITC+PI−) in CSSS-treated cells which can be attributed to the diffusion and accumulation of curcumin at high concentration directly at the site of action causing more necrosis.

The inactive X chromosome (Xi) is one of the latest replicating regions of the human genome, being replicated distinctly later in S phase than the autosomes and its active X counterpart (Xa; Hansen et al., 1996; Morishima et al., 1962).

His two recent albums, including this year's "Victim of Love," tap a distinctly unique late-in-life crisis.

It's a 10-minute walk into town where you can try local delicacies such as fried cod tongue and scrunchions (little cubes of pork fat) in the blissfully timewarped environs of Velma's restaurant, or head for one of the many bars that line George Street, which with its bursts of raucous fiddle music and distinctly unCanadian late-night carousing could give Dublin's Temple Bar a run for its money.

As it happens, innovation in urban affairs has developed a distinctly Latin flavour of late.

Injection of UBXD2-MO resulted in a notable delay in the onset of pigment cell differentiation at 1 dpf (Figure 5Q) compared to wild-type embryos (Figure 5K) and these embryos were distinctly abnormal at late 2 dpf (Figure 5R).

Multiple studies have found non-native species that tend to flower distinctly early or late in the growing season, advance more with warming or have shifted earlier with climate change compared with native species.

Although there is no evidence for a global shift of processing (i.e., favoring the 5p at earlier and the 3p at later time-points), the same pre-miRNA may be processed distinctly in early and late spermatogenesis.