Moreover, the culture is sometimes considered to be similar, but there is always a particular distinctive discrepancy that differentiates the culture of this group from others and one is believed to belong to more than one kind of cultures during the course of their life.
Moreover, the culture is maybe sometimes considered to be similar, but there is always a particular distinctive discrepancy that differentiates the culture of this group from others and one is believed to belong to more than one kind of cultures during the course of their life.
CAM physicians care for a particular, distinctive selection of patients, and their consultation patterns may therefore not be fully in line with the formal definition of general practice/family medicine[ 11].
The Beaufort Series reaches a maximum thickness of about 3,000 m (10,000 ft) and is further subdivided into six faunal zones, each of which is characterized by a particular and distinctive grouping of animals.
However, we also conclude that it is difficult to identify a particular and distinctive empirical imprint of the ST literature, and that some of the theory's 'competitive advantages' are far from fully exploited.
Such a severe environment during the SSF process leads to a distinctive community of microorganisms with specific physiological properties and performances [ 7], in particular, distinctive heat- and acid-resistant properties [ 8].
In particular, distinctive action characteristics of traditional Chinese herbs based on its integrity and interaction with the body determine the importance and necessity of investigating the efficacy in vivo.
More specifically, medical and policy responses to rickets and osteomalacia among British Asians demonstrated the ways in which clinical attention to diet (as an example of the intersection between culture and biology) was directive and normative: it again and again argued for the benefits of assimilation, and the dangers of maintaining particular, distinctive, cultural practices.
The principle is similar to that of terroir, where the soil and climate in a particular area impart distinctive qualities into wine.
On the other hand, plain text analysis is more appropriate for identification of actions, attitude, and phrases that are most distinctive for a particular community.
In other words, what gives a particular work of art its distinctive, if any, racial character: the racial identity of its author, its treatment of themes characteristic of a particular racial experience in a particular place, or its use of styles and modes of expression peculiar to a given people?
