Sentence examples similar to that most distinctly separates from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly, no cytokine signature that distinctly separates LN from NR emerged from this survey.

Only recently has the marijuana industry — a group with interests that are distinctly separate from medical marijuana and social justice movements — attempted to influence policy in DC.

My mother's hands are the feature of hers that I remember most distinctly.

But out of all of the awkward moments I faced while growing into myself, it was getting my period that marked this transition the most distinctly for me.

Art, and creative thinking, would become paramount in not only empowering African-Americans to pursue equal opportunities, but allow for a variety of aesthetics to be developed that would represent a population both in and distinctly separate from mainstream culture.

Here and previously[ 16] we have argued that receiving care delivered by two distinctly separate and non-communicative delivery systems decreases the likelihood of continuously coordinated care.

In most forms a narrow constriction at the anterior (front) end of the abdomen distinctly separates it from the thorax.

The map shows that the cluster representing the single-malt whiskies from selected Scottish distilleries distinctly separates from the cluster of the commercial-grade blended whiskies.

It's the intangible quality that allows public figures to live among the rest of us while remaining distinctly separate and above.

These antagonists bind to a distinctly separate binding site from the agonist, exerting their action to that receptor via the other binding site.

Thanksgiving is the most distinctly American holiday of the year.