Sentence examples for is distinctively associated from inspiring English sources
Functional brain imaging now shows that conscious cognition is distinctively associated with wide spread of cortical activity, notably toward frontoparietal and medial temporal regions.
This, too, seems arbitrary, although it makes sense as a step in an argument meant to show that "if (or insofar as) Western political leaders are intending to frighten people for their own political advantage, then (to that extent) they are committing the same core wrong that is distinctively associated with terrorism" (Goodin 2006: 2006
Traits that are likely to be associated with survival and recovery and/or with grain yield are discussed here in an attempt to identify tolerance mechanisms that are distinctively associated with SUB1A.
More recently, Steinberg et al. (2012) updated the frequency and distribution of these CN-polymorphisms (CNPs) surveying a much larger population panel and, using a complementary strategy between cytogenetics, comparative genomics and population genetics, demonstrated that each of these CNPs was distinctively associated with the previously reported structural haplotypes.
The parallel finding that mouse S100A7/psoriasin was distinctively associated with areas of squamous differentiation within murine breast adenocarcinomas suggests that similar factors are involved in the regulation of both psoriasin/S100A7 and murine S100A7/psoriasin genes, and is in keeping with a similar role for the murine gene.
In conclusion, collectively our findings and previous studies suggest that the colitis associated with PSC, and AISC is distinctively different from classical IBD.
The Passat is distinctively Germanic.
"This style is distinctively Black Sea," he said.
(Lillian's prose is distinctively "gabby," as Frank put it).
Julian Glover The document that emerged today is distinctively Milibandite.
Burnside has a lovely garrulousness that is distinctively his own.
