Sentence examples for notable and distinct from inspiring English sources

The shared commonalities make the set of crimes notable and distinct from other criminal activity occurring within the same general date range.

The PQ library revealed a notable reduction in both total and distinct abundance sRNAs matching to protein coding regions, compared to all the other libraries.

Third, whereas nearly all joints examined in the Sulf1−/− Sulf2−/− double mutants appeared grossly and histologically normal (Fig. 4), two joints in the base of the skull had notable, yet distinct defects (a thickening of the basioccipital/basisphenoid suture and a failure of the posterior basisphenoid bone to fuse at the midline).

These 'condylarths' are considered by most to represent a polyphyletic group (e.g. [ 41]), so their close proximity to one another, and distinct position in the morphospace from the extant ungulate clades, Artiodactyla and Perissodactyla, is notable.

A notable methodological weakness in this study and generally in studies on bereavement is the lack of a clear and distinct diagnosis and measure of pathological grief, which makes conclusions ambiguous to information bias and the lack of criterion validity.

They have distinct histories and distinct needs.

The taste is strong and distinct.

Its promise was focused and distinct.

We observed weakly elevated rates of molecular evolution at nurse-upregulated genes compared to the rest of the genome, but much more notable was the distinct connectivity and corresponding differences in gene conservation for forager-upregulated genes relative to nurse-upregulated and non-differentially expressed genes.

In our study, the notable and consistent absence of any chromosome 1p loss in stage 4s tumours agreed with all previously published reports, and represents a distinct difference between stage 4 and 4s tumours.

And perhaps most important, the channel would provide a standard against which Arabs could measure their own political systems -- which are notable for their distinct lack of transparency and accountability.