The distinguished subjects are looking away from the camera, suggesting that they are preoccupied with something other than the creation of their public image.
Another recent study in saliva[9] used proteomics to discover proteins whose abundance levels distinguished subjects with no oral lesions from those with malignant lesions.
With our design, we were able to find behavioural data which distinguished subjects based on their overall value profile which provided the basis for consecutive analysis of possible neurobiological correlates.
The index distinguished subjects who use walking supports, experience falls, exercise regularly, and are dependent upon others for assistance from subjects who do not have these attributes.
She became a distinguished scholar on the subject....It strikes me now that this was her most distant and adventurous journey, as well as her happiest..
She became a distinguished scholar on the subject....It strikes me now that this was her most distant and adventurous journey, as well as her happiest.... View Article Roger Angell, a senior editor and a staff writer, has contributed to The New Yorker since 1944, and became a fiction editor in 1956.
"Finally," a distinguished alumnus wrote in a subject line of an email to me, "some sanity on campus".
"They were obviously weighty subjects based on a distinguished play, directed by a revered Hollywood veteran who was not flashy and all of that, but it's a very well-crafted film, beautifully acted".
Dominique Moïsi, a distinguished French political scientist, told me: "On the subject of men and women in France, there will be a before D.S.K. and an after D.S.K.
This is a distinguished senior mathematician in residence who gives a series of talks on a subject of interest to a wide variety of people in the department.
"Why should any independent, intelligent female choose to subject herself to the whims and tyrannies of a husband?" (She eventually married Radcliffe Emerson, a distinguished but mercurial archaeologist).
