Sentence examples for more distinct set from inspiring English sources

In doing this, the paper reviews recent debates in the literature on Tokyo, debates that suggest a difference in view between those who see urban life-spaces as conditioned increasingly by a neoliberal policy approach and others for whom the pattern and spaces of life in Tokyo are colored by a more distinct set of policies molded by the (neo-) developmental state.

The separation was more distinct in set I as compared to set II (Fig. 1) and it was found that the separation was caused by a few samples (mainly SALS cases) not following the common disease pattern (Fig. 1 a and c).

There Caspase-3 catalyzes the cleavage of a more restricted and distinct set of proteins.

The differential expression found in the data sets by Rosetta1 and Rosetta2 were highly correlated whereas the Stanford data set showed more distinct results compared to the other data sets.

More precisely, for a distinct set of genes, which are expressed in the parental cell line, expression is lost (L), whereas the expression of another group of genes is acquired (A) in the process of iPSC generation.

If motor/grasping affordances are indeed responsible for the present effects then this would predict that decoding accuracy in the PCG should be higher across a set of familiar objects that have more distinct motor affordances than for a set that have more similar affordances.

With the tagmotic distinction into two sets and functional deviation of the two sets of limbs, also their morphology became more distinct from that of the anterior set.

As expected the AMH regulated gene set is more distinct from the others.

In some cases, we provide regulatory evidence for novel drivers not identified previously for detected hotspots; furthermore, our results suggest that there may be numerous secondary drivers within previously identified hotspot regions, indicating that local association signals arising from two or more distinct loci may influence a similar set of distal target genes.

With many more parties in contention than ever before, each seat had its own distinct set of interactions, making it more or less a law unto itself.

The existence of two or more distinct (distantly related or non-homologous) sets of genes that are responsible for the same function in different organisms is called non-orthologous gene displacement (NOGD).