With a distinct source of information for the child outcome variable (i.e., child report), Gunnoe and Mariner found that customary spanking significantly reduced aggression in the following subgroups: all 4- to 7-year-olds, all African-Americans, and all girls, although spanking increased aggression in all 8- to 11-year-olds and in all European-Americans.
Food often becomes available at a distinct source, as when a protozoan excretes organic matter.
Each kind appears to have a distinct source.
The generation of a Web page follows distinct sources for the incorporation of information.
The prior discussion identifies two distinct sources for that disquiet.
Concomitant with genome duplication during S-phase of the cell cycle, disassembled parental nucleosomes and de novo synthesized histones are used as distinct sources for replication-coupled nucleosome assembly (Corpet & Almouzni, 2009).
Although better data are needed, particularly through more transparent aid data reporting across ministries and agencies, China's approach to South-South cooperation represents an important and distinct source of financial assistance for health in Africa.
Over the years (and in preparation for a piece on Biden), I have come to diagnose a few distinct sources of Biden's troubles.
Thus, we predict that a future study with a similar design as the present one, including a sufficiently large proportion of dyslexic and poor-comprehending children, would be in a good position to observe two distinct sources of variance for grammatical and for lexical skills, respectively.
For instance, multiple introductions from genetically distinct source populations can allow for increased local genetic diversity and novel recombinations (Lavergne and Molofsky 2007; Verhoeven et al. 2011).
Notably, trypanosomes use distinct sources of myo-inositol for bulk PI and GPI-anchor production.
