Sentence examples for existence of distinctly from inspiring English sources
The data obtained in this study show the existence of distinctly different enzymatic approaches to degrade biomass.
We have previously reported the existence of distinctly altered cellular responses to DNA double-strand breaks (DSB) in "N-type" versus "S-type" NB cell lines [ 4].
The authors "present the first persuasive case for the existence of a distinctly female imagination," Le Anne Schreiber wrote in these pages.
The book brought the concerns of feminism to the study of female writers and presented the case for the existence of a distinctly feminine imagination, with female writers suffering from "the anxiety of influence" and "anxiety of authorship" and therefore unable to easily do what Harold Bloom said authors must do: wrest power from their predecessors in order to create their own literature.
There's something distinctly chilling about the existence of privacy being debated, in extreme privacy, by people such as the executive chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt, and the board member of Facebook Peter Thiel: exactly the people who know how radically transparent the general public has become.
His lyrics are often full of distinctly phallic fun.
The utility of the class system is not entirely lost, however; specific endo angle patterns within the capsid ensures the existence of distinct hexamer shapes (each shape is colored distinctly in Fig. 2).
For Descartes the fact that one can conceive Thought distinctly from Extension is evidence for the existence of two substances mind and body.
What is distinctly different in the quantum case is the existence of multiple incompatible frameworks; given these consistency requires that one adopt the single framework rule, subsection 3.4.
The very existence of the BCC is testament to a degree of honesty that is distinctly lacking in conversations about drug use in the rest of the country.
The very existence of the BCC is testament to a degree of honesty that is distinctly lacking in conversations about drug use in the rest of the country.
