In the Sélestat 17 and other manuscripts of Fig. 2 there is a clear-cut separation between the two traditions.
Some SNPs represent private polymorphism within each population, resulting in a clear-cut separation between these two populations.
This high rate of accuracy was reflected in hierarchical clustering analysis, which showed only 5 samples (1 HL and 4 NHL) clustered incorrectly in the NHL versus HL comparison, and a clear-cut separation between FL and DLBCL samples achieved using only 10 unique classifying genes.
If Chomsky's approach suggests that we fight myth with fact, Žižek rejects the possibility of making such a clean-cut separation between the two.
The Principal Component Analysis shows a clear-cut separation of samples into two groups based on the storage period regardless of the sample origin.
At or near criticality, however, there is no clear-cut separation between fluctuations and large-deviations.
Complex molecular switches regulate the clear-cut separation between discrete cellular states including the transition from an undifferentiated to a more differentiated state, the advancement of the cell cycle, or the "decision" to activate the apoptotic cascade [ 46, 47].
An analytic solution for normal incidence plane waves is presented, indicating a clear cut-off frequency for good performance, when the separation distance between the uniformly-spaced sources is equal to a wavelength.
The only safeguard for a liberal society is a clear, sharp separation between the study of religious texts and the secular education offered in our schools.
With this collection, Mr. Simons has drawn a clear aesthetic separation between his own label and Jil Sander, where he is in his second season.
It promotes a clear (physical) separation between the managed system and its feedback loop.
