Sentence examples for especially distinctive with from inspiring English sources

Sequence evolution is especially distinctive with fast nucleotide substitution rates, specially for nonsynonymous substitutions [ 13], a strong nucleotide compositional bias toward the increase in A+T, a drastic change in the amino acid composition of proteins and an almost complete loss of the bias of codon usage, which may discriminate between high and low expressing genes [ 14, 15].

If Mr. Gatti's account was not especially distinctive, it was rendered with sensitivity, spacious pacing and technical finesse.

WINE LIST Short and not especially distinctive.

The cooking, generally, is neither overly ambitious nor especially distinctive.

But nothing had emerged that made Chilean wine especially distinctive.

The Court then cited Air Pirates along with Second Circuit precedent and "recognize[d] that cases subsequent to Warner Bros [Sam Spade] have allowed copyright protection for characters who are especially distinctive". Id. at 1452.

There is nothing self-consciously aesthetic, or even especially distinctive, about the décor of the apartment, a comfortably furnished one decorated by Mrs. Avedon in conventional competition with the usual hi-fi and television sets.

An especially distinctive signal in both records marks the eruptions of volcanoes in Iceland.

"It plays the medium card — it's middle of the road but not especially distinctive.

He found that the "Edentata" were especially distinctive.

It terminates at around 43 to 46 kHz; this characteristic is especially distinctive.