Sentence examples for treated distinctly from inspiring English sources

But the state goes to great lengths to ensure that they are treated distinctly.

India, the world's largest democracy and the dominant power in South Asia, has long sought to be treated distinctly from its subcontinental rival, Pakistan, ruled by the military since late 1999, and to win legitimacy for its decision to develop what it calls "a minimum nuclear deterrent".

Because silencing machinery during meiosis recognizes the sex chromosomes based on their unsynapsed status rather than their gene content [ 16, 31], it remained unclear whether the sex chromosomes are treated distinctly from autosomes prior to meiosis.

Morphine and drugs like laudanum treated the distinctly female conditions of pregnancy, childbirth, and menstrual pain.

PRIMA-1 treated cells distinctly expressed a protein band of 90 kDa that was identified as heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) by the analysis of the 90 kDa band tryptic digest.

I pierced my ears, adorned my body with tattoos, picked up the lovely habit of smoking (I swear it was pretty cool at one point), flirted with risky, edgy endeavors from unprotected scuba diving with sharks to bungee jumping with no cloths, and treated people with distinctly arrogant and ironic manner, all contributed to what I believed to be laying at the heart of coolness.

In contrast, the treated samples displayed distinctly superior glucan conversion.

The hair growth area of E. alba treated mice is distinctly visible and simultaneously covered the maximum part of the back.

Rarely has a golfer from Europe been treated to choruses of distinctly American sports chants — "Here we go, Rory, here we go!" The last time the athlete deemed the future of golf won his first United States Open, it was Woods 11 years ago at Pebble Beach, where he shot 12 under par and won by 15 strokes.

The differences among the alternative phylogenies are distinctly significant and suggest that embryological data of the kind treated here are clearly most congruent with a basal position of turtles within Sauropsida.

But the differences among the alternative phylogenies are distinctly significant and suggest that embryological data of the kind treated here are clearly most congruent with a basal position of turtles within Sauropsida.