Sentence examples for state distinct from inspiring English sources
Moreover, a transcriptional state, distinct from donor and target cell programs, is transiently induced in cells undergoing productive reprogramming.
And it could have been Churchill's planned bishop sacrifice in the Great Game with the Soviet Union: the creation of a state distinct from the left-leaning India, more amenable to British interests and a strategic stronghold against the Russians.
Now we state distinct properties of the Cartesian product of graphs in form of the following lemma.
He describes this era of congressional thought as a "second state," distinct from both the minimalist approaches that came before and the Progressive state building that developed later.
An itch can serve as a reason for scratching, even if there is no further conscious state (distinct from the itch) that constitutes an awareness of the itch.
It follows from this that the motive that originally "bestows a merit on any action" can never be moral approval of that action (awareness of its virtue), but must be a non-moral, motivating psychological state — that is, a state distinct from the "regard to the virtue" of an action (moral approval or disapproval) (T 3.2.1.4).
We used this notation to make parallelism among l-states distinct from parallelism among orthogonal states (straight dotted lines).
In addition to above stated distinct positive and negative impacts, increased surface to volume ratio may have mix of both the properties at the same time [79].
This raises the possibility that hypercapnia per se may exert direct protective effects in ALI states, distinct from the demonstrated benefits of reduced lung stretch.
We describe state-distinct networks in multipotent and early lineage-committed cells and, in particular, highlight the existence of lineage-conflicting programs at the emergence of lineage choice.
Proteins have been designed that can switch between folded and disordered states, between distinct folded states and between different aggregation states.
