Sentence examples similar to establish distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

Though science has more rules than art does, what people often fail to recognize is science breaks more rules to progress, and art develops more rules to establish its distinctiveness.

However, such genetic similarity is not apparent (Table 1) and P. t. amoyensis is clearly distinct as the basal tiger in phylogenetic analyses (Figure 2), reaffirming established morphological distinctiveness [8], [17].

Women's hockey prohibits body checking and has established its distinctiveness with speed, stick handling, fluidity and finesse.

Only then will the resources and leadership needed to establish and communicate distinctiveness be forthcoming.

Our results establish the evolutionary distinctiveness of A. tenella from the more widespread and common A. obtusifolia.

Our results establish the evolutionary distinctiveness of A. tenella, as species of conservation concern, from the more widespread and common A. obtusifolia.

With these two movies, Payne has established an auteur distinctiveness: amplifying the disappointment and regret lurking within the peppy, can-do civic culture of middle America, while acknowledging the sweetness and innocence that is still there.

Validation of the categorisation process involved discussing the features of each category to ensure distinctiveness, establishing agreement that category names reflected the statements that they subsumed, and scrutinising statements that were not initially placed in a category for congruence with existing categories.

At the Distinct project, we recently sought to establish the views of vice-chancellors in England on distinctiveness.

Overall, effects of non-native species tend to be greater when they establish in high abundance and have strong functional distinctiveness from native species [95].

Many researchers have agreed on the important role of phylogenetic position and evolutionary distinctiveness in establishing conservation priorities [ 34– 34].