Sentence examples for distinguished from the typical from inspiring English sources

But "How to Be a Good Wife" is distinguished from the typical tale of the persecuted woman by its absence of Gothic shadows.

In 1960 Dominican botanist José de Jesús Jiménez Almonte described a variety of Z. antillarum which was distinguished from the typical variety by its smaller, pear-shaped fruits with a "dirty yellow" colour.

No obvious apoptosis resulted from BIS silencing as assessed by subG1 proportion, PARP cleavage and Annexin V staining, which was distinguished from the typical features of apoptosis induced by doxorubicin.

Polymorphic toxins with L, d-peptidase domain are distinguished from the typical cell-wall associated L,D peptidases by their distinct architecture with RHS repeats and genomic organization with linked immunity proteins.

The fund is distinguished from a typical intermediate-duration portfolio by the insurance wrappers.

Most obvious among these is that duplicidentate cheek teeth are distinguished from more typical tribosphenic teeth by the loss of a stylar region and the development of a strong hypocone/post cingulum, first in molars, later in premolars.

There was an exception in the type of Pseudo-simple SNP for above analysis, where the two polymorphic genotypes of AA/NC and BB/NC cannot be distinguished from a typical Simple SNP through the PNPG values.

Plant atypical APs are distinguished from typical APs by the absence of the plant-specific insert (PSI).

Morphologically, A. pinguicula is easily distinguished from more typical Amitostigma species by a particular set of floral characters (Fig.  5a): flower solitary (rarely two); labellum flabellate, lateral lobes subquadrate, mid-lobe smaller, obovate; spur conical, exceeding the ovary.

Thus, GFP-positive cells were distinguished from controls by the typical fluorescence emitted upon illumination with blue light.

This anisotropic growth indicates a strong anisotropy in the diffusion energy barrier of the substrate, which can be clearly distinguished from typical isotropic diffusion of metals on metal substrates [18,19].