In addition to increasing the size of the database by a factor of 10, a central and distinctive feature of iCTNet2 is the incorporation of disease and anatomical ontologies as scaffolds onto which the different data types are integrated.
Second, Kant's notion of autonomy is one of the more central, distinctive, and influential aspects of his ethics.
Currently in a closed alpha, UK-based Zubworld mixes elements of Facebook and Twitter (and just about every other social network) but with a central and potentially distinctive theme.
Each chromosome has a characteristic end, called a telomere, and a distinctive central part, called a centromere.
Distinctive Mormon settlement practices and town designs have long been recognized as both a central process in creating a distinctive cultural region, and a material hallmark of the region's enduring cultural geography.
However, an inadequately elevated natriuresis and a context of a central nervous lesion are not distinctive of SIADH, so that to differentiate CSW from SIADH one has to rely on the assessment of extracellular volume, a difficult task in routine practice as previously outlined.
In 1997, the distinctive signature of a defendant became a central part of her murder case.
Alpha-DG consists of three distinctive domains, an N-terminal globular domain, a central mucin domain, and a C-terminal globular domain.
As the movement developed, a distinctive reading of the Constitution came to play a central role among its principles.
A central organizing principle in all nervous systems is the division of neurons into different classes based on their distinctive dendritic and/or axonal morphologies.
