Sentence examples for well distinct from from inspiring English sources

The second process is accompanied by a sharp increase in the dispersion index, consistent with a new inception process that is well distinct from that in the high temperature region.

They are anchored to the cell wall at their C termini by an LPXTG motif and possess a modular structure harboring a carbohydrate binding motif belonging to family 41 (CBM41) well distinct from the catalytic domain (CD) [11].

This TRIM subset is a teleost-specific group, well distinct from other TRIMs shared by fish and mammals as TRIM16, TRIM25, TRIM39 and others.

This rather trivial criticism however overlooks the notion that LUCA could have been a protoeukaryote, i.e. an ancestor to the cell line that captured the symbionts, an entity well distinct from Bacteria and Archaea.

The ancestry of Persian and Siamese cats may well be distinct from other domestic breeds, representing a domestication of an Asian wild cat (the ancestor of the Egyptian cat is believed to have come from Africa).

61 Regardless, the mechanisms underlying the antiepileptic effects of tau ablation may well be distinct from those of currently available therapies, 2, 62, 63 and thus might offer new avenues for treating drug-resistant epilepsy.

Note that the GC content of the sequences adjacent to indels differed between the SR3 vs JN177 and the JN177 vs database wheat ESTs comparisons (Fig.  2), which implies that the mechanism underlying indel formation during somatic hybridization may well be distinct from that controlling the process in a sexual hybrid.

Although stimulated wells were functionally distinct from MNA wells post-treatment, substantial dechlorination in all the wells implied some measure of redundancy.

That is part of fashion, and of the pleasure in dressing well, which is distinct from the fear of dressing badly.

Every individual really differs from its species because the latter is not part of its essence, but a form existing in it, as well as really distinct from other individuals belonging to the same species because of its own particular form and matter (EIs, ch. de specie, fol. 10va; EP, chs., de substantia, fol. 23va-b; de quantitate, fol. 31rb; see also Tractatus de formis, pp. 9 10).

Overall, drug sensitivity scores and the drug response profiles of cell line and primary cell samples correlated well and were distinct from other types of leukemia samples.