There are several distinctive involvement patterns, one variant being the apical hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (AHC).
In contrast to LNM and PSR, the ITGB4/JUP status exhibited a peculiar contribution for the prediction of distant metastasis (DM) (Table 3C), implying the involvement of a distinctive biological mechanism in DM.
However, the data were also inherently more representative of routine care and our results demonstrate that even this 'loose' definition of signs of nerve root involvement defines a distinctive subgroup.
This dual inclusion is justified by the size and scope of the justice population, and the degree to which mass incarceration policies have resulted in justice involvement as being a distinctive, but common, factor.
First, it involves a distinctive sensory experience.
In extant and extinct vertebrate species with a normally persistent BHC in adults, we have finally found a distinctive organization of the anterior midline reminiscent of involvement of the Shh pathway.
This approach promotes public involvement in governmental oversight and creates a distinctive obligation and accountability for U.S. regulatory agencies, which uniquely shape technical, safety, risk mitigation, and societal risk perspectives for siting LNG terminals.
Although each firm has a distinctive history, the one thing that the consultants have in common is a longstanding and intensive involvement in politics and government.
The active involvement of MdM staff in supporting, equipping and refurbishing the classrooms has been a distinctive feature of the project that continues to be appreciated by the schools.
Csikszentmihalyi's work culminated in his definition of a distinctive characteristic of creative people: the capacity to experience "flow," which he defined as the timeless and total involvement of individuals in the activity with which they are engaged.
