Sentence examples for particularly distinct from from inspiring English sources

The name recognition a movie tie-in confers is now considered so valuable that few Broadway shows try to establish identities particularly distinct from a celluloid parent.

Although haplogroup A2 is at high frequencies in Meso America, El Salvador is particularly distinct from the other populations by its extremely high A2 haplogroup frequency.

It is possible, for example, that the dewlaps of widespread species have evolved to be particularly distinct from other species with which they co-occur widely, as opposed to species which they overlap only in a portion of their range.

For instance, individuals from PH grouped comparably close together and were particularly distinct from GE and most individuals of CH.

This is mainly due to the heterogeneous nature of human peripheral nerve injuries, being particularly distinct from the standardised lesions used in experimental studies [ 9– 12].

With their violet-sensitive type of color vision, honeyeaters would see the red-arm floral colors as particularly distinct from the flower colors of other Australian species.

It's funny, I never thought Edmonton had a particularly distinct smell until last year, when I got back from Los Angeles.

Apart from two species he considered particularly distinct that he placed in the genus Hallelesis Condamin, 1961, the rest were placed in Bicyclus Kirby, 1871.

London's housing crisis should be recognised as particularly distinct.

That is why the loneliness of the city has a particularly distinct tang to it".

Not flavorless, exactly, but not particularly distinct.