Sentence examples for recognizable as distinct from inspiring English sources

Allen and Lisa defined three types of HCC-CCC: (a) HCC and CCC are present at different sites within the same liver (double cancer type), (b) HCC and CCC are present at adjacent sites and mingle with each other but are still recognizable as distinct tumors (combined type), and (c) HCC and CCC components combined within the same tumor and indistinguishable as separate entities (mixed type) [14].

In those subfamilies, seven members of both IQD gene families are clearly recognizable as distinct orthologous pairs (e.g. genes coding for atypical IQD proteins), suggesting that the encoded proteins exert similar functions in both species.

First, the subplate is recognizable as a distinct structure by 10.5 PCW that expresses synaptophysin and vGAT and thus is capable of forming a spontaneously active synaptic network.

Pictures were 32 visual object parts, chosen such that each object part was easily recognizable as a distinct entity in isolation from the rest of the larger object to which it belongs.

According to Peiris's group, the imprint would have certain recognizable features, such as distinct edges and symmetrical shapes.

The Mexican director Guillermo del Toro has made only a handful of Hollywood films during his career, but his fantasy-horror style has become as distinct and recognizable as Tim Burton's.

By Adam Rose October 3, 2008 The Mexican director Guillermo del Toro has made only a handful of Hollywood films during his career, but his fantasy-horror style has become as distinct and recognizable as Tim Burton's.

Lamalginite includes thin-walled colonial or unicellular algae that occur as distinct laminae, but display few or no recognizable biologic structures.

Analysis of local modularity isolated statistically distinct cytokine communities recognizable as pre-programmed immune functional components.

As noted by Dahlin (1999), the validity of a phenomenographic approach is achieved through categories that are distinct and exclusive, recognizable as realistic perceptions, and, finally, connected with previously described results.

(As distinct from the hair).