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You should be able to distinguish a clear tip on the left side of the model.

She says, "We know there are certain traits that distinguish a great surgeon, such as speed and dexterity – how jerky or smooth is their movement when they cut.

They hope to pinpoint traits that distinguish a great violin from a good one or a Stradivarius from a Guarneri.

First, we should distinguish between a trait that is adaptive and a trait that is an adaptation.

These variations in DNA impart certain phenotypic traits that distinguish an organism from another.

So, too, when identity politics is generalized to apply to all victims of degradation (not just those distinguished by a trait like color, gender, age, etc).

You should be able to distinguish two clear wing portions and a body portion.

"Selection theory cannot distinguish the trait upon which fitness is contingent from the trait that has no effect on fitness (and is merely a free rider)," he wrote.

A. It's important to distinguish between the mental traits that I think really are handicaps from those that aren't.

BTA19 was further investigated as this chromosome showed a clear effect on all traits.

We need a clear method of distinguishing such cases.