Sentence examples for or more distinctly from inspiring English sources

A leaf may be deeply lobed but still simple; a compound leaf is composed of two or more distinctly separate leaflets.

Thereafter, two or more distinctly SILAC-labeled cell populations can be mixed and analyzed in one MS experiment, allowing accurate quantization of proteins from the different cellular states.

In cases where an enzyme catalyses two or more distinctly different types of reactions, EC numbers are given to each of these reactions.

Since bacteriochlorin-based fluorophores have quite sharp emission spectra, it should be possible to deliver a cocktail of 3 or more distinctly targeted probe conjugates to measure multiple receptors simultaneously all with a single excitation.

"Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent.

"Few artists have influenced the sound and trajectory of popular music more distinctly, or touched quite so many people with their talent," he said.

Consequently, effects of the experimental conditions during pretreatment or saccharification can be more distinctly investigated with this biomass sample to improve glucose yield.

Now, Apple doesn't have a monopoly on silver laptops chassis but wouldn't it have been wiser to have something more distinctly PC? Or what about this?

Or for a lighter lunch with a more distinctly Scandinavian bent, head to Strommingsluckan (Magasinsgatan 17; 46-73-245-9907; strommingsluckan.se), a popular food trailer parked nearby that dishes out fried herring with mashed potatoes and lingonberries (55 kronor).

They also established that sibling species pairs are more distinctly discriminated by morphological or ecological (i.e., adaptive) traits than by isozyme or nuclear DNA markers [17] [20].

The menace in Vargas Llosa's fiction, then, wears a different, more distinctly male face than the moldering morbidity in Gabriel García Marquez or the epic knife fights in Jorge Luis Borges.