Based on the this study, it can be said that higher KCNQ1 expression level in LQTS1 patients may be an additional distinctive criterion in the diagnosis of LQTS1.
Expressivity, together with a strong focus on DL reasoning is certainly one major distinctive criterion when comparing NTDO with OBO ontologies or the ontologies developed by Topalis et al. (2011) which represent a similar domain with a much higher coverage, but less expressive axiomatic content, with semantic annotation being their predominating raison d'être.
For instance, most of the mentioned ends and means are far too broad to specify PM adequately: defining PM as pursuing the end of "treating diseases" is not adequately distinctive (criterion 2), as any therapeutic measures' end consists in treating diseases.
A stage or sphere of existence, then, is a fundamental project, a form of life, a mode of being-in-the-world that defines success in life by its own distinctive criteria.
We selected the experimental context and the targeted application as distinctive criteria for our categories.
To enable PET imaging, it is necessary to develop high quality target-specific CNS PET ligands that meet a distinctive set of criteria (Table 1).
The Guardian of Education was the first periodical to review children's books seriously and with a distinctive set of criteria.
Differentiation into nontumorigenic cells was evidenced by H&E and cytokeratin staining (criterion d), and cultured spheroid cells exhibited a distinctive cell surface phenotype, CD49f (criterion e).
Instead, in the mummies of Amenhotep III and three other pharaohs, they detected all the standard criteria for DISH, including a distinctive pattern of ossification along the vertebral bodies.
The primary objective for the first meeting was to determine whether CTE was a distinctive tauopathy that could be reliably distinguished from other tauopathies using the preliminary criteria.
O.K., a distinctive sound.
