Sentence examples for indistinctly to from inspiring English sources

Depending on the potential applications, both the silicon-supported and self-supported membranes can be used indistinctly to prepare these kinds of hybrid nanostructures, but the silicon-supported membrane is more suitable for the integrated devices.

However, whilst several ligands selectively bind to the σ1 receptor or indistinctly to the two receptor subtypes, the development of compound endowed with high selectivity for the σ2 receptor has been challenging and in some cases occurred through an accidental discovery [23].

From this point, we will refer indistinctly to codons and their cognate tRNAs, except when strictly needed.

In a previous version of this manuscript, I used both terms indistinctly to refer to what should only be considered as active transport.

Despite attempts by the Mint to adjust the design, the coins proved to strike indistinctly, and to be subject to wear the dates were easily worn away in circulation.

It is too indistinctly drawn to identify with certainty, but given the presence of similar objects in Bacon's later works, may be either the end of a hanging light switch or the tassel of a curtain; the hanging cord was to become a signature for the artist.

Note that the hollow structure can only be observed indistinctly, due to the low contrast of carbon material and the nonuniform surface of the hollow shell.

Curiously, mutations in the same gene may cause different phenotypes; for example, mutations in COQ2 and COQ6 have been indistinctly attributed to nephropathy or multisystemic disease.

Three genera Liassocupes, Cionocoleus and Omma are placed in a subgroup of the tribe Ommatini, which is supported by the following characters: the absence of the median epicranial suture on the head, the absence of the elevation on the pronotal disc, and a propleuron indistinctly fused to the sternum.

Since then, the terms "clinical inertia" and "therapeutic inertia" have been used indistinctly (we chose to use the latter in this article).

He considered species to be indistinctly defined, a view that conflicted with the doctrine of catastrophism held by many of his contemporaries.