Sentence examples for distinguished yet from inspiring English sources

However, whether the higher percentage of cadherin-9-positive cells in renal fibrotic tissue originates from (I) epithelial cells undergoing EMT, (II) from the activation and proliferation of renal fibroblasts, or (III) from kidney infiltrating and differentiating fibrocytes cannot be distinguished yet.

"The real mechanism has not been clearly distinguished yet," Mills says, "but it does look like it's some relationship between the mussels mostly quagga mussels and gobies".

At E12.5, periventricular Pet1 signal is strong in the isDR complex (Fig.  7f, m); the CLi and CLiW are not distinguished yet, and a few labeled cells appear within the neighboring midbrain periaqueductal gray (see arrowhead in Fig.  7f; note no serotonin-immunoreactive cells are found at this locus at this stage; Figs.  4g, 5a).

A-n-n looks dreadful, but A-n-n-e looks so much more distinguished". Yet that is exactly how O'Sullivan spelled the name in his article on Prince Edward Island.

Otherwise, the view must be different: his career is marked by distinguished yet unfulfilled work.

The selected composers made a distinguished yet eclectic group: Hans Werner Henze, Kaija Saariaho, Giya Kancheli, John Corigliano, Somie Satoh and Thomas Adès.

A world that we all learned to distinguish, yet to which we attached, at first, our own imaginative meanings, and later the dominant mythologies of the culture within which we are formed.

These analyses of ASF1 co-expression distinguish yet another distinct class of genes whose expression overlaps those described above and can identify proteins that physically interact.

When distinguishing wholly separate yet confusingly similar phenomena it is essential.

However, one network, CNN, distinguished itself yet again by openly reporting any piece of information, whether it was true or not.

On June 2nd, Carter is distinguishing himself yet again: Knopf is publishing his first novel, "The Emperor of Ocean Park".