Sentence examples for viewed distinctly from inspiring English sources

Our data support the conclusion that these groups should be viewed distinctly, and that our current illness severity scores may not be equally valid in both populations.

European integration has long ceased to be animated by passions and ideals which could be viewed as distinctly Catholic.

(The reviews had been middle of the road. Women's Wear Daily said, "He did not announce any one point of view distinctly enough").

The Mac is still far more open than the iPhone or iPad, but the trend is ominous – and the latest Mac operating systems, which I've installed and tested, are in my view distinctly inferior to the last great Mac system, Snow Leopard.

The analysis of the obtained data is divided into two related but from a statisticians point of view distinctly different concepts.

Emotions are usually viewed as fundamental, distinctly subjective affective states of shorter duration, accompanied by bodily expressions and autonomic changes.

From its 7th-century BC beginnings in western Anatolia, ancient coinage was viewed not as distinctly secular, but as a form of communal trust bound up in the ties expressed by religion.

This allows for multiplexing, where multiple FP readouts can be combined and viewed simultaneously, but distinctly detected.

Although NIS-mediated active I- uptake has long been viewed as a distinctly thyroidal phenomenon, it is now clear that active I- transport observed in extrathyroidal tissues such as salivary glands, lactating mammary gland, gastric mucosa, and placenta is also mediated by NIS [ 3- 8].

Supporters Direct has achieved a great deal in helping fans express their views but many of those views are distinctly negative and show how much further there is to go before fans gain proper representation at clubs.

But aides to Mrs. Clinton came to view Fox News as distinctly fair to her in a news media climate that they believed favored Senator Barack Obama.