Sentence examples for strongly distinctive from inspiring English sources

The question is whether by then they will still be a strongly distinctive group.

India had formed a broad connection with Laurasia in the Paleogene Period and so has no strongly distinctive (paleoendemic) organisms.

Public separation of the sexes is a strongly distinctive feature of Saudi Arabia, making it perhaps a logical area for fierce debate.

Still others belong to a system without a strongly distinctive flagship campus, such as the University of Massachusetts the Amherst campus was not designated a flagship until 2003.

An array of strongly distinctive Raman spectra is visible and stands in stark contrast to the Raman spectra of endospores.

Consequently we have focused attention on demonstrating our novel analytic strategies in the context of identifying individual genes that contribute strongly to distinctive etiologies.

This paper describes latch-free MOBILE pipeline architectures with a single clock and with a two phase clock scheme which strongly rely on distinctive characteristics of the MOBILE operating principle.

Our results strongly implicate a distinctive pattern of changes in prefrontal cortical activity that underlies the process of spontaneous musical composition.

Similarly, within the grasses, OsIDD12, OsIDD13, OsIDD14, ZmIDD-14, ZmIDD-15, and ZmIDD-16 formed a strongly supported and distinctive grouping relative to the other sequences.

There is also some indication that Indians are more likely to be proficient in English and score better on the Aberystwyth Bi-culturalism scale than Pakistanis and Bangladeshis, who more strongly emphasise their distinctive Muslim/religious identities [ 30].

Selfridges' No noise campaign elegantly demonstrated that strongly branded products remain distinctive, even without their logo.