Sentence examples for no distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

There is no sense of place, no distinctiveness.

There are no well-supported clades on the phylogenetic tree of haplotypes that show distinctiveness, and the haplotype network has no distinct structure (Fig. 4).

In a crowded car market with narrowing product differences, VW could no longer count on distinctiveness to sell cars.

Verdict: One of Whittingdale's favourite words, the white paper references "distinct" or "distinctiveness" 50 times.

If there is no doubt concerning distinctiveness, the correlation between this memory effect and citations would need more references or some discussion.

The members of minority groups who have integrated well into the host society are the most likely to form a union with members of the majority group because their ethnicity is no longer a marker of their distinctiveness (Gordon 1964).

Further, the nursing homes had developed some 'personality' characteristics that were like no other nursing home (distinctiveness).

The sample from nearest the type locality of B. bilineata is again nested within a group of other samples of B. occidentalis from Chiapas, in agreement with the mtDNA results, providing no support for the distinctiveness of this named taxon.

The main findings were that organizational cultures could be seen as relatively stable corporate cultures described as 'personalities' with characteristics that were common for all nursing homes (conformity) and typical traits that were present in some nursing homes, but that they were also like no other nursing home (distinctiveness).

However, different analyses disagree about which populations are distinct and no analysis strongly supported the distinctiveness of any population.

Populations that have evolved in isolation, however, may no longer retain their morphologic and genetic distinctiveness when mixed with similar species from elsewhere.