Sentence examples for would be distinct from from inspiring English sources

However, the resulting human population would be distinct" from those whom H.I.V. makes sick.

It would be distinct from the commercial service, which Worldwide would run, and which would take advertising.

Perrin Kaplan, Nintendo's vice president for marketing and corporate affairs, said the new game unit would be distinct from the current Game Boy Advance, not simply an evolution.

This would be distinct from a pay-per-song model in which users pay to download or listen to individual tracks.

But this year, the honors went only to books for young readers, Ms. Rovenger said, so that the award would be distinct from one to be given in June.

Perhaps to assuage the Germans, whose deployment needs approval by Parliament, Mr. Straw also said that Britain would "exercise command" over the international force, and that its mission would be distinct from the American operation.

The forward and reverse primers bind different exons, so that the transcript from cDNA template would be distinct in size from the transcript of any contaminating genomic DNA (gDNA).

Correspondingly, there would be distinct policy implicationsi.

The implied process would also be distinct from one involving convergent evolution.

Methodological realism, which he links with evolutionism, would seem to be distinct from metaphysical realism, but it is Johnson's claim that the former slides into the latter.

Presumably, hypothetical bmal1-dependent FEOs (in PVN, DMH, arcuate, brainstem?) communicating with peripheral organs would have to be distinct from FEOs responsible for food anticipatory behavioral rhythms, given that the behavioral rhythms were quite robust in the BKOs.