Sentence examples for especially distinct from from inspiring English sources

But perhaps we should ask, instead, how it came about that we in the west developed our view of religion as a purely private pursuit, essentially separate from all other human activities, and especially distinct from politics.

Instead, results are in accordance with phylogenetic data which identifies green monkeys as especially distinct from other Chlorocebus taxa (Haus et al. 2013) with an estimated divergence time of 2.76 2.81 MYA, compared to 1.59 1.48 MYA divergence of vervet subspecies (Wertheim and Worobey 2007).

Among these the batch exponential expression profile is especially distinct.

However, iPS-NT lines have especially unique characteristics distinct from other origins because they have more epigenetic instability and naive-like mitochondrial morphology than other putative ESC lines.

Greenberg is surely right that images are not somehow distinct from "reality" — especially in political life, where projecting the appropriate image at the appropriate moment is part of leadership, whatever the politician says or does off camera.

Speciation of bacteria is distinct from eukaryotes, especially given the predominantly asexual reproduction [ 1] and the rare occurrence of geographic barriers.

The Germanic approaches to calligraphy in the early 20th century were quite distinct from English revivalism, especially in the German writers' inclination to seek inspiration in writing materials.

The term appeared in the 12th century as fidalgus, or Castilian hidalgo, supposedly a contraction of hijo de algo, "son of something," and it applied to all nobles, but especially to the lesser nobility as distinct from the magnates (ricos hombres) and commoner knights (caballeros villanos).

However, only mid-size gaps were distinct from large and especially small gaps.

A young scientist's ability to succeed "will depend on... things rather distinct from research skills," especially the "ability to guide, lead, and direct other people," HHMI president Thomas Cech told the group.

These genomes (especially those from Eukaryotic species) are distinct from E.coli, which has been used for training purposes, and smyRNA still achieves high predictive power on rediscovering known ncRNAs.