Sentence examples for was completely distinct from from inspiring English sources
Therapeutically, pitavastatin-NP was associated with anti-inflammatory and anti-proliferative effects on small pulmonary arteries, which was completely distinct from the vasodilatory effect of sildenafil.
However, in hip3-1 cells, the extent of histone modification was completely distinct from that in wild-type cells (Fig. 7).
During the ischaemia analysis, it was observed that the epoetin delta treatment caused a qualitative increase in lectin-positive vasculature that was completely distinct from the hyperfluorescent pre-retinal neovasculature.
Most notably, the temporal pattern of effects was completely distinct from that of DZN.
Phylogenetic analysis of STOP like proteins clearly formed two distinct clusters which implied that STOP2 (AT5G22890) was completely distinct from STOP1 (AT1G34370) in Arabidopsis.
However, in a mapping study of ninespine sticklebacks with the F1 individuals of a cross between parents lacking pelvic structures from phenotypically monomorphic Canadian and polymorphic Alaskan populations, the major genomic region involved in pelvic reduction was identified on LG4, which was completely distinct from the Pitx1 locus on LG7 (Shapiro et al. 2009).
Further, the fact that illegalization does not hinge on a particular legal system means that whether someone is illegalized is completely distinct from whether someone is illegal.
We are being pushed into an artificial tribalism and we are being told that ethnically, religiously and historically, we are completely distinct from the west.
This theory highlighted the parallels between leaves and shoots and contrasted with an alternative view that leaves, with their limited growth potential, are completely distinct from shoots.
Surprisingly, 17B1.3 binds to a site on B7-H6 that is completely distinct from the binding site for NKp30, such that 17B1.3 does not block the NKp30 B7-H6 NKp30 B7-H6.
"I'm just looking for new blood that's not tied to any roots, someone who's completely distinct from the system," Mr. Thompson said.
