Sentence examples for highly distinguished from from inspiring English sources

Family members have evolved strikingly varied plumages and in most cases males are also highly distinguished from females.

"Ambri's solution is highly distinguished from others in the marketplace on cost and performance –- thanks to a simple manufacturing process, use of cheap and safe materials, and significantly longer lifetime compared to other approaches we've seen," says Andrew Chung, a partner at Khosla Ventures and director on the Ambri board, in a statement.

After Dr Al-Swailem's presentation, the conference participants enjoyed attending a series of 17 two days excellent talks presented by Thomson Reuters's ranked highly distinguished scientists who came from various institutions around the globe to deliver presentations in different topics.

Not according to some highly distinguished critics.

A highly distinguished novel by any reckoning, 'homage' or not.

For example, gene fragments are not distinguished from highly conserved genes.

If not distinguished from the highly similar HMGA1a and HMGA1b proteins, which is common in the literature, the HMGA proteins have a lot of molecular partners as transcription factors and other DNA binding proteins (reviewed in [19]).

In case of the expression domain in the cerebellum anlage, areas with highly elevated expression levels were distinguished from areas with almost no Neph3 transcripts present.

CT values for the lingual epithelia were higher than that measured for the epidermis described above in scans A and B. In the caudal portion of the tongue, similarly, the highly stained dorsal epithelium was distinguished from ventrally adjacent connective tissues (Fig.  2e: Lp and Cart).

In many cases, areas mined more than 40 50 years ago that did not disturb highly acidic strata cannot be easily distinguished from undisturbed areas (Skousen et al. 2006).

Spindle MTs in mitotic cells are also highly modified and can be clearly distinguished from native astral MTs.