Sentence examples for to distinctively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a distinctive manner; in a way that is notable for its difference.
Power of a different kind accrues to distinctively patterned and colored textiles woven as shrouds.
Cukurcuma has long be known for its antiques, but over the last few years, wares that appeal to distinctively hipster sensibilities have joined the Ottoman relics and old imperial plunder.
The goal of this study was to distinctively trace ENMs by (non-invasive) detection methods.
The mentioned information includes a unique ID key used in order to distinctively identify an EDU.Tube activity.
Different TM elements lead to distinctively different electronic behavior, such as metallic vs. insulating and magnetic vs. nonmagnetic.
In summary, these findings point towards a decisive role for histamine in modulating DC/LC function to distinctively shape the T cell response in AD.
Thinkers of the period find in our receptivity to beauty a key both to understanding distinctively human nature and to its perfection.
Ordinary Japanese cultivars incorporated water too fast to be able to determine distinctively the water entrance and the paths of water transport inside the testa (Figs 3 and 6).
He argued that each action on a person's sense organs causes subtle matter to move through tubular nerves to the pineal gland, causing it to vibrate distinctively.
Native bovine collagen type I was shown to bind proinflammatory cytokines and to decrease distinctively the concentration of MMP in wound fluids collected under treatment with a collagen-containing wound dressing [ 43].
Why do men tend to dress alike, whereas women tend to dress distinctively?
