Sentence examples for distinctly those from inspiring English sources

At birth, sex-typical differences are clearly manifest: in male newborns, small, polygonal fat-cell chambers and septa of netted, angled and parallel to the surface, crisscrossing connective tissue are distinctly those of adult males in addition to the corium being thicker and coarser in fibrous structure.

"And I remember distinctly fom those times that the NRA instructor and the NRA handbook both said that there are certain circumstances in which firearms, which are an offensive weapon, are not appropriate.

The mollusc community at the unburned sites clustered out distinctly from those at the burned sites (ANOSIM: R  =  0.719) (Fig. 5B).

Initial exploratory analyses indicated that the raw data is influenced by a variety of technical artifacts, principally RNA quality (samples below RIN 6.5 cluster quite distinctly from those above RIN 6.5), and in the Red Cross study an array effect that significantly differentiated 5 of the arrays from the other 4 (each array was hybridized with 12 samples).

Besides, MRT(0−t) and MRT(0− ∞ ) in groups C and D differed distinctly from those in group A as well.

However, substantial changes in the wall structure make it almost inevitable that vascular DCs in an 80-year old function distinctly from those in a 20-year old.

Patients with good pathological responses to neoadjuvant treatment had gene profiles that clustered distinctly from those of patients who were poor responders to treatment.

The coding region of the vertebrate Sin1 gene encompasses 11 exon and 10 introns, while in C. elegans the gene consists of 10 exons and 9 introns organized distinctly from those of vertebrates.

As previously reported [ 16], this belief, together with PMD, hallucinations, delusions and the absence of diurnal mood variation, are features on which cases of psychotic depression differ most distinctly from those of melancholia.

First, a trend toward stabilization of both sequence and structure occurred in vertebrates, with both subunits evolving distinctly from those of other animal groups, and acquiring at least four novel structural elements, the most important of which is the HLH-3β (helix-loop-helix, 3 β-sheets) domain that allows the accessory subunit to homodimerize.

Mill divided the broad category of argument fallacies into two groups, those in which the evidence is distinctly conceived and those in which it is indistinctly conceived.