Sentence examples for distinctly through from inspiring English sources
Similarly in the spleen, the regulatory profile differed distinctly through the day on the subcategory level.
Although only few transcripts were regulated in the lungs and spleen (Fig. 2), the associated cellular function differed distinctly through the day.
The present study demonstrated that transcriptional regulation of Klk1b genes in responses to 5.9 Gy absorbed dose from 131I varied distinctly through the day; nevertheless, significant regulation could be detected at any of the investigated times.
And the clear view I first had of my story, albeit gleaned from a hurriedly thought-up title rather than any well-structured planning process, became distinctly muddied through my use of NewNovelist.
The orientation of PAN molecule chains and the graphitization degree in carbonized nanofibers were distinctly improved through the addition of MWCNTs.
The adult hippocampus SGZ contains an heterogeneous precursor cell population, distinctly identifiable through a particular set of molecules that each cell type expresses.
Furthermore, the maturation events are distinctly merged through their common dependence on radical SAM chemistry, which is at the core of catalyzing the formation of the unique ligand sets that convey the essential reactivity to FeMo-co and the H-cluster.
The bass comes through distinctly, as does the treble.
The evening began with Stravinsky's eerie harmonization and arrangement of "The Star-Spangled Banner," a basic American artifact heard through distinctly distant ears.
December 16, 1775 Steventon, England July 18 , 1817Winchester, England Jane Austen, (born Dec. 16, 1775, Steventon, Hampshire, Eng. died July 18 , 1817 Winchester, Hampshire) English writer who first gave the novel its distinctly modern character through her treatment of ordinary people in everyday life.
Well, male honeybees don't have stingers, for the simple anatomical reason that a bee's stinger is a modified version of an ovipositor, the distinctly feminine organ through which a female insect lays her eggs.
