Usage of "distinct functions"

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Usage of distinct functions in English

Both proteins are known to have overlapping as well as distinct functions. 
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However, distinct functions for these two AT1 receptors have been difficult to separate. 
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These are two distinct functions, technically and operationally, the statement read. 
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Thus, the two GPCR-βarr conformations can carry out distinct functions. 
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In all, the data suggest that the two domains of Cen1 have distinct functions. 
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Two different infertility phenotypes may reflect distinct functions of N-terminal versus C-terminal regions of NANOS1. 
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However, the multiplicity of CD3 components and their evolutionary conservation suggest that they serve distinct functions. 
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This could be fully accomplished only by recognizing such methods as distinct functions of the department. 
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The 3' end of histone mRNA has distinct functions in the nucleus and in the cytoplasm. 
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This infertility is caused by sexually dimorphic defects in meiotic recombination, revealing its two distinct functions. 
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Glycosylation at these sites serves two distinct functions. 
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Each mucin has distinct functions and site-specific expression. 
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These are two distinct functions, technically and operationally. 
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We tend to think of swear words as one entity, but they actually serve several distinct functions. 
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Here, quantitative analysis of acetate metabolism reveals that ACSS2 fulfills distinct functions depending on its cellular location. 
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A key challenge lies in understanding how Stat5 signaling elicits distinct functions during basal and stress erythropoiesis. 
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