5. See Conee and Feldman 1985 & 2004 for a general presentation of their 'evidentialist' view; see Connee & Feldman 2001 for a distinctive focus on their internalism.
The distinctive focus of ancient skepticism on belief becomes clearer once we consider a third concept that figures centrally in ancient discussions: criterion of truth.
Charting the Territory is a distinctive study because of the focus on childhood conditions without cure or life-prolonging treatment; use of a prospective, longitudinal design; and simultaneous attention to the affected child, siblings, and parents.
Simons's emphasis on what most of us think of as back-office functions is of a piece with the distinctive computational focus of the institute.
Moreover, it should be kept in mind that, contrarily to what happens in lesions where the targets of a radiopharmaceutical are membrane bound receptors, TNF α is also a soluble molecule and a possible washout or low concentration in the lesions could prevent the visualization of distinctive foci.
The only detectable difference between the two wild type CDK inhibitors was the induction of SAHF; only p16INK4a accumulation led to the appearance of these distinctive foci, which were enriched for H3K9Me.
Besides several differences in categorisation of tumour regression, all of the scales acknowledge a distinctive group of tumours with only microscopic foci of remaining tumour cells.
A pH3 pan-nuclear staining is a distinctive feature of mitotic cells, whereas pH3 foci are characteristic of G2 cells (Hendzel et al, 1991).
A distinctive aspect of our climate targets is the focus on our products.
Everyday life is characterised by a number of features, including a distinctive sense of time, in terms of repetition; habit, or taken-for-grantedness; and spatial ordering, focused, although not exclusively, on the home [ 1].
