Sentence examples for interest distinctly from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, based on the fact that knowledge regarding the functional consequences of a mutation can also be gained from sequence comparison, PRO-MINE also offers the possibility to display an aligned set of protein sequences from several vertebrate species with the mutations of interest distinctly annotated.
And the public interest is distinctly not served when what's already the largest and most important internet service provider becomes vastly more so.
Our interval ends in 2006 to focus on a period where interest rates were distinctly higher than zero.
Second, while neoconservatism is highly congenial to corporate interests, it is distinctly less so than other forms of conservatism.
If neither approach works, remind your colleague that in our pluralistic society, invoking God for narrow self-interest in a distinctly secular setting is a practice customarily reserved for winners of a Grammy.
Only recently has the marijuana industry — a group with interests that are distinctly separate from medical marijuana and social justice movements — attempted to influence policy in DC.
The economists' wars over the past few decades have been mainly about monetary policy; regulation of the financial system was of distinctly secondary interest to both sides.
This may explain why his interest in survivalism is distinctly ecological as compared with many of his more militaristically inclined peers.
And as with other so-called Young British Artists like Tracey Emin, Richard Billingham and Sam Taylor-Wood, the life that interests Ms. Wearing is distinctly British.
We used to see bills like the Democratic stimulus package: mostly serving their ostensible purpose, with the special-interest add-ons a distinctly secondary feature.
Moreover, the two groups that make up the country's six million people — the East Bank tribes on one hand and Palestinians on the other — have distinctly different interests, meaning the king is not expected to face a unified movement for change.
