The returns from education are distinctly less than a hundredfold.
Of course you are right, they are 100% geared to Messi but without him they would be distinctly less of a team.
The not-A-probe sets are, on the average, distinctly less expressed than the A-probe sets as indicated by the more than twice as large amount of absent probes (%N = 64% versus 29%) and the smaller decay rate of the respective density distribution (λ = 0.45 versus 0.65).
But they are distinctly less palatable once a service member has a family.
But then, with a Martini in her elegant hand, a distinctly less saintly Marlene Dietrich added: "Indeed darling, a country without bordellos is like a house without bathrooms".
About the size of a squashed pea, a Croco Copter in the mouth is very dry and crisp, and distinctly less sweet than a mouthful of Coco Pops or Frosties, two of Kellogg's long-established brands.
In contrast to other tertiary plastids, and most secondary plastids, the endosymbiont of dinotoms is distinctly less reduced, retaining a number of cellular features, such as their nucleus and mitochondria and others, in addition to their plastid.
Characteristically, that piece had recycled a motif from a distinctly less successful effort, and Mr. Rautavaara can still quote with relish the words of a forgotten critic who deemed the earlier work a disaster: "The young man has to climb the tree from the top down".
He was given a new position, albeit a distinctly less important one, as deputy secretary of the Security Council.
He was distinctly less vigorous, moving with a sad deliberation, as if guarding against a fall.
