Sentence examples for partly distinct from inspiring English sources
This same phenomenon may also be seen in certain but not all types of thyroid cancer, which could possibly explain the intermediate (partly overlapping, partly distinct) nature of this dataset as well.
The stative aspect was normally marked by reduplication and the 0-grade of the root in the indicative singular; it had personal endings that were partly distinct from those of the other two aspects.
The resulting paralogs often have partly overlapping, partly distinct functions that together correspond to the functions of the single ortholog in other vertebrates.
In this regards, it is well established that the neural substrates associated with human motion processing are partly distinct from those associated with inanimate motion processing.
Garland cells lacking simultaneously hrs and stam mutations exhibited endosomes of the size of those observed in hrs mutant cells (0,216+/−0,108 mm2) (3 fold larger than wild type (p<0,005) (Fig. 2L and Table 1), suggesting that while hrs and stam are both involved in endosome maturation, they may have partly distinct roles during this process [7].
The IF and MF RFs partly overlapped, but were also partly distinct.
The votes allotted to them, are in a compound ratio, which considers them partly as distinct and co-equal societies; partly as unequal members of the same society.
This approach has been successful, partly because distinct groups of sensory neurons mainly mediate responses only to odorants or to water soluble compounds.
The most likely explanation is that, in Dactylorhiza, apparently weak reproductive isolation between allopolyploids is reinforced by considerable ecological divergence, perhaps inherited partly from distinct parental lines and partly via gene-expression differentiation.
These species-specific differences may partly explain the distinct clinical pathologies, despite highly conserved genomes.
These results suggest that DEHP acts partly by mechanisms distinct from those of other antiandrogens.
