Sentence examples for distinctly variable from inspiring English sources

This makes its weather distinctly variable.

Each region of the alignments is distinctly variable and thus has different proportions of phylogenetic informative positions.

The PCA separated the morphometric and root texture variables distinctly into two different principal components: PC-1 and PC-2 respectively, indicating that both are negatively associated.

The high proportions of other taxa in some regions may reflect either a different classification of species or errors, which could account for the proportions of the "other" taxa categories being more variable than distinctly named taxa.

Quasispecies distribution of NS5A was variable and distinctly clustered over time.

Contrasting to this, the studied chelicerates show no indications for singly identifiable serotonin-immunoreactive neurons but instead neuron clusters with often variable and distinctly higher cell numbers (e.g. [ 25, 39]).

These variables create distinctly different streambed microstructures where E. tynerensis occurs (Fig. 4), which has major implications for the evolution of alternate life history modes.

William Carlos Williams developed his poetic along distinctly American lines with his variable foot and a diction he claimed was taken "from the mouths of Polish mothers".

In other words, though both associated with homologous recombination with non-ST60 strains, the nonvertical ST60 genes were more likely involving genes of characterized function than the variable genes that distinctly present in only one of the ST60 strains.

For example, in yeast, deletion of individual components of chromatin remodeling complexes such as SWI/SNF increased the expression fluctuation from the PHO5 promoter significantly [ 55] and variable genes are distinctly regulated by chromatin modifiers [ 57].

During the initial analyses on all 31 variables, 8 variables did not load distinctly on any factor and had eigenvalues less than 1.