Sentence examples for was still distinct from inspiring English sources
But controlling for these factors, the researchers say the effect of feminine facial features on female politicians' electoral success was still distinct.
In such cases, nDNA did not vary, but the mtDNA that had been used to define it as a species was still distinct.
In agreement with the PHB expression analysis, the promoter of PHB has an island of intermediate CpG density (GC% = 52.9, observed/expected CpG = 0.57, length = 1823 bp) that showed relatively low DNA methylation in females with the Xist deletion, but the PHB DNA methylation level on the Xi was still distinct from the level of DNA methylation on the Xa in males.
But this is still distinct from marriage, and a heterosexual couple can choose a civil or religious ceremony.
Bobby Orr's end-to-end rushes are well preserved on tape, and his achievement is still distinct — he made defenseman an attacking position.
The ordination indicated that, by the fifth season, the floristic characteristics distinguishing the debris treatments were still distinct, but not for the herbicide treatments.
"There are still distinct regional differences in preference, but global trends are unmistakable," DuPont's findings are in contrast to a study released earlier this year by paint maker PPG Industries.
And that's a bit like what happens in the paintings, where you might see a blue splotch emerging from under a green but they're still distinct.
Some of these two types of records were still distinct when they were accessioned by Archives & Special Collections, but most were so intermingled that it was impossible to separate them out.
Stripped of the fuzz and cavorting drums, the songs were still distinct and charming, and Ejstes who smiled sweetly and had hair and a beard straight out of "Jesus Christ Superstar"—supplied strong vocals.
Until recently, however, they were still distinct pursuits: nobody ever went to a Nascar race to watch the Valvoline and Dupont and M&M's logos whiz by at 180 miles an hour.
