Sentence examples for major distinct from inspiring English sources

This discovery has resulted in the establishment of a new terminology to identify the major distinct groups of microbes namely, the eubacteria (the traditional or "true" bacteria) and the archaea, bacteria that diverged from other bacteria at an early stage of evolution and are distinct from the eubacteria), and eukarya (the eukaryotes).

The cluster analysis based on morphological traits revealed six major distinct groups with one landrace forming independent cluster for the pooled analysis for the three years.

Haplotype network analysis of OsC1 gene sequences of these 50 accessions revealed 17 haplotypes with four major distinct groups comprised of Asian, African, Australian, and South American rice, in agreement with genealogical lineages.

Researchers compiled 12 years of Chandra's observations shown above, with Sgr A* at right and the echoed x-ray emissions in blue to find two major, distinct flare-ups of light echoes.

The ensemble of all hosts contained in the environment is postulated to constitute a manifold of species-specific fitness-gains at any time point, and traverses through two major distinct phases: abundance vs. scarcity of pristine hosts.

This was done by determining the phylogenetic position of each of the predicted proteins in this genome followed by their clustering into major distinct phylogenetic patterns of origin (i.e., cyanobacterial, common to cyanobacteria and other bacteria, bacterial origin but not shared with cyanobacteria except ACBU02, archaeal, and viral).

There are seven major immunologically distinct serotypes of the virus: A, O, C, SAT1, SAT2, SAT3, and Asia1.

In 1974 B.W. Chappell and A.J.R. White discovered two major and distinct types of granitic rock namely, I- and S-type granitoids.

Although the insurrection had ostensibly won its major objectives a distinct province with land and cultural rights guaranteed the victory was hollow.

To gain insight into these questions, we triangulated three major and distinct user studies.

A major and distinct adaptive process that contributes to restoring nutrient blood flow to ischemic limbs is angiogenesis/arteriogenesis.