Though the research, teaching and civic missions of the modern university have often been considered distinct, changing notions of knowledge and practice suggest increased synergy.
From these data, the question arises as to whether the different patterns in the presentation of different cancer groups were due to the use of a detailed cancer registry, or to distinct or changing risk factors, or to a combination of the two.
Humans have the ability to make use of experience while selecting their control actions for distinct and changing situations, and their process speeds up and have enhanced effectiveness as more experience is gained.
Unlike those of some deities, representations of Ganesha show wide variations and distinct patterns changing over time.
These modifications concentrated on making the explanation for the evidence rating scale distinct and changing the header for the conditions with no trials (see online supplementary appendix E).
When you are absorbed in surfing them, they seem alive, each with a distinct, intricate personality and quickly changing moods, to which you must react in the most intuitive, almost intimate way — too many surfers have likened riding waves to making love — and yet waves are not alive, not sentient, and the lover you reach to embrace can turn murderous without warning.
And yet now something really was changing; there was a distinct shift in mood.
Consistency and a lack of injuries allowed them to choose the same XI for each match, a distinct contrast to the chopping and changing that has characterised recent years.
Through the above processes, the appropriate shape of femoral stem for medullary revascularization was determined as a hollow structure with gradually changing thickness and a distinct hole pattern.
The genus Rhinella is considered to constitute a distinct genus of its own, thus changing the scientific name of the cane toad.
