Sentence examples for more distinctly the from inspiring English sources

"I saw yet more distinctly the State in which I lived," he wrote.

The more distinctly the various roles in the team are defined and the more consciously they are played, the more effective and frictionless the collaboration will be.

More distinctly, the present data rule out the influence of downstream stages of the HPA on the basis of effect latency.

More distinctly, the adult female literacy rate had reached 87% by the year 1985, but declined rapidly since then.

Yet the more distinctly Gehry the memorial becomes, the more out of place it will look on a parcel blocks from the Capitol.

The title story, of a man who tried to hold God to a contract, had echoes of both the Book of Job and, more distinctly, of the parables of the Talmud and Midrash.

In order to more distinctly illustrate the results mentioned above, the peak heights of the arsenate Raman bands were plotted against the reaction time to yield a histogram (Figure 5B).

However, our results based on matched pairs of malignant and non-malignant samples from the same tumor proved that the tumor grade more distinctly influence the expression.

We tried to bring out the subtleties of humour and sadness and contrast the artists' visions more distinctly with the background narrative.

On six occasions TADs were only detected on the night side; however, TADs on the dayside often appear more distinctly in the data.

Where the polyphony is more involved, as in "A, My Dere, A, My Dere Son," the individual voices are heard more distinctly, and the singers' fine gradations of texture and dynamics give the music an unusual clarity and depth.