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Since this null is rather distinct [15, 17], the noise influence is low.

Although variants have comparable thermodynamic stabilities, kinetically their behavior is rather distinct as ETFα-T171 displays increased susceptibility to cofactor flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD) loss and enhanced kinetics of inactivation during thermal stress.

Prima facie, grasping the concept of a propositional attitude such as belief is rather distinct from grasping the concept of content, since it involves the idea of taking up an attitude towards content.

Microsatellite-based marker analysis suggests that Chinese Pisum germplasm is rather distinct from the global gene pool and includes several rare alleles [ 11, 12].

Although the separation between Opisthobranchia and Pulmonata is rather distinct because of e. g. characters of the nervous system, it has been difficult to propose sound autapomorphies for a monophyletic Opisthobranchia [ 12].

Examining the transcriptomic responses to different biotic stresses in parallel this way, revealed that the response to viral infection is rather distinct from bacterial, parasite and fungal infection, with fewer functional categories showing overlapping responses (orange and brown; Figure  6).

But though the lizards look very similar, genetic studies revealed that they are rather distinct.

Struma ovarii is a rare type of mature teratoma, but its imaging features are rather distinct.

The effect was rather distinct, and all the red columns were 10 20 % higher than the blue ones.

The distances between the pivot carbon atom and the amino and imido nitrogen atoms are rather distinct (1.344 Å for C-NH2 and 1.298 Å for C = NH group) [24].

Although no clear correlation was observed with the geometry of the copper line, the impact of the copper grain structure beneath the specimens was rather distinct, where the adhesion strength of specimens with grain boundary junctions observed on their footprints was significantly lower than that of specimens without junctions.