The implications of this relationship are the focus of this paper, as evidence-based medicine offers a distinct accounting of the nature of evidence, what evidence counts, and what role the evidence plays in the decision-making process.
Counting multiple reports of the same mutation as one distinct gene alteration, missense alterations are the most frequently reported distinct alterations in GALNS from patients with Morquio A: distinct missense alterations account for 185 (67%) of the 277 reported distinct gene alterations, in close agreement with other published results [Tomatsu et al., 2005b; Hendriksz et al., 2013a].
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Rather, the point is that a higher level type corresponds to several lower level types, and for each of these lower level kinds a distinct molecular account obtains.
The addition of a distinct capital account for each agent keeps the details of different resources held by the individual agents, as well as the details of various physical or financial assets held as counterparts of those resources.
Clear cell sarcoma of the kidney (CCSK) is a distinct entity accounting for 4% of all childhood renal neoplasms with a male preponderance.
The Theory thus comprises two distinct accounts of the morality of defense — an asymmetrical account for states and a symmetrical account for combatants.
Von Neumann only described a rather special situation, but this flexibility reflects a general structural property of quantum theory, which guarantees the consistency among all the distinct "accounts of the world" of the different observing systems.
Since, in Burley's view, both the active intellect and the intellect in habitu are not strictly speaking faculties of the soul, but the primary cause of understanding and a state of the soul, respectively, it is necessary for him to offer two distinct accounts depending on whether it is the elementary thought or the material intellect which is in question.
