Sentence examples for explicitly distinct from inspiring English sources

Importantly, we show that semi-flexible (worm-like) fibrils, which form rapidly during assembly, are kinetically trapped species, formed via a non-nucleated pathway that is explicitly distinct from that leading to the formation of the relatively rigid long-straight fibrils classically associated with amyloid.

As the IQWiG is explicitly distinct from decision-making bodies thereby fulfilling the condition of the EUnetHTA HTA Core Model for medical and surgical interventions [2, page 84] which stated on cases that "the HTA organization is clearly separated from decision-makers it may be enough to describe the different values, attitudes and arguments that should be considered by the decision-makers".

I chose to use a population genetic model which explicitly considers distinct genotypes and the potential for non-random association between loci (linkage disequilibrium) to evolve via assortative mating, leading to indirect selection on preference and traits.

One explanation for the decision to avoid referring explicitly to the distinct developmental and learning requirements of infants, toddlers and older children has been offered by the authors of the EYLF: '… because of its potential to position infants and toddlers as 'other' in ways that focus on their vulnerabilities, not their capabilities' (Sumsion et al. 2009, p. 9).

We now state more explicitly how the distinct integrative properties of individual granule cells may contribute to different functions.

In IRT models as opposed to CTT the influence of the items and the respondents are explicitly modelled by distinct sets of parameters.

Each of the states and each of the reactions was explicitly modelled, with distinct dissociation constants for each of the sites.

Adding elements also from recent trends in psychology, Bowne developed a distinct and explicitly personalist position, which assumed the character of a philosophical school.

Our model is built on a multi-dimensional Gaussian process that explicitly treats correlations between distinct output variables as well as space and/or time.

The expression 'P QR)' is also explicitly disambiguated; it is distinct from PQR because it is the application of P to the argument QR (which is itself the application of the function Q to the argument R).

A finite element (FE) modeling method is applied that explicitly simulates the three distinct phases in a tank car loaded with a liquefied substance: pressurized gas, pressurized liquid and solid structure.