Sentence examples for not distinctly different from inspiring English sources

Based on many of these signs of emergence, some might say, emerging markets are not distinctly different from other markets; rather, they are simply starting from a lower base and rapidly catching up.

There are more severe erosion cases than moderate and light erosion cases alongside village and unpaved roads, but the total area is not distinctly different from moderate and slight erosion cases, and severe erosion cases tend to decrease with an increase in the strip to road distance.

However, a higher, but not distinctly different, cytotoxicity could be observed for K-0184 for both cell types.

Bone erosion and inflammation are not distinctly different processes, and there is a close relationship between the two.

The inherited and congenital causes explained only a small fraction of the incidences of NTD and they were not distinctly different among the regional populations [ 16].

Although sperm from New York males is slightly larger that of the other males, they are not distinctly different (Fig.  3), and there is a great deal of overlap in the size distributions.

I'm not saying there aren't often distinctly different world views and ways of life, but not every gay single person parties every night in the bars vs. their more domesticated married friends.

When the adjacent structures do not have distinctly different signal intensities allowing automatic boundary detection, extensive time-consuming manual editing is required and the accuracy is significantly compromised.

Assuming no significant differences in surface chemistry of the initial and the ECAP-modified material are introduced by machining, the similarity in surface topography of the machined implants can be seen as the reason for cellular response to the implants not being distinctly different in vivo.

There may not be two more distinctly different players in the league, but somehow, they play the same position.

This suggests, in accordance with recent theoretical developments [5], that scale-free and intermittent behaviours are not manifestations of two distinctly different kinds of searching strategy, but rather are constituent parts of a single, complex, widely adopted searching strategy (Fig. 8).