There has been a distinct separation," she said.
Under Labour, there was a distinct separation of aid funding and trade opportunities.
A possible reason for such a distinct separation could be due to the usage of different sequencing platforms.
Clustering showed a distinct separation between the 4- and 5-h nuclei that were predicted to become reactivated and those that did not (Fig. 6e).
Its unfortunately a little hard to see, but if you look at lower exposures and higher exposures, youll see a distinct separation in the color curves.
The phylogenetic tree displays a distinct separation of 25 antibiotic GTs into three groups according to their aglycone substrates.
"I support a republic controlled by the people with a distinct separation of powers between the head of state and the legislative arm to provide the right checks and balances," he said.
Another general trend of the metabolite data was a distinct separation between accessions containing only the A genome and at least one B genome, further referred to as group A and group B (Fig. 2a).
In photographing the residents of Brockton, Ms. Meehan did see a distinct separation between white and black people in the city, but came to realize that the real issue was the economic situation.
Although there is a distinct separation between the Editorial Page operation headed by Andrew Rosenthal and the news operation headed by Bill Keller, the news pages are laced with analytical and opinion pieces that work against the premise that the news is just the news.
BETTER PREPARATION Years ago, there was such a distinct separation between the smartest teams and the not-so-smart ones that when the schedule was announced, some team executives would look down the itinerary and pick out games that would be won just because the opponent would be outcoached.
