Sentence examples for distinctly regional from inspiring English sources

Habyarimana gave a distinctly regional coloration to the institutions of the state during his 21 years in power.

In Chemical Lands: Pesticides, Aerial Spraying, and Health in North America's Grasslands since 1945 David D. Vail shows, however, that a distinctly regional view of agricultural health evolved.

All that said, I found that three articles set in my native South stirred a desire to bear witness to the persistence of some distinctly regional themes in this broad narrative about race in America's new century.

But the backgrounds are unavoidably picturesque, at least for an American viewer, and they place the show in the recently fertile field of distinctly regional British and Irish mysteries: "Vera and George Gentlyly" in Northumberland, "Single-Handed" in Connemara.

New York is many hundreds of miles from the South, but, in the past ten years, the city has put itself on the barbecue map, with a style that's not so much distinctly regional as it is an amalgamation of borrowed techniques, cherry-picked from the Meccas of the South and the Midwest.

The pink box is a distinctly regional tradition, one so ingrained it often requires an outsider to notice.

The patterns of hypometabolism and regional cortical hub disruption in mild cognitive impairment showed striking similarity, with a topographical overlap of 42%, indicating that the two different functional abnormalities are distinctly regionally interrelated.

A deal would also cover York and other parts of rural North Yorkshire, which have distinctly different regional identities to the West Yorkshire city.

Taken together, our findings suggest that the cellular-specific PARP1 activation/degradation may distinctly involve regional-specific neuronal damage, astroglial death and reactive gliosis in response to SE independently of hemodynamics.

Where remote practice likelihood data exist distinctly from other regional data, studies of regional practice odds relative to remote practice odds have been insufficiently powered to show any meaningful differences [ 17].

The inherited and congenital causes explained only a small fraction of the incidences of NTD and they were not distinctly different among the regional populations [ 16].