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Every person even an identical twin has a unique distribution of bacteria on various body areas.

These cells have a unique distribution of surface markers that allows them to escape detection from immune cells.

The speckle pattern represents a random pattern, which gives a unique distribution of pixel gray level values.

Moreover, children present with a unique distribution of chief complaints compared to adults and require different clinical management [7, 9].

This unique trade-off mechanism gives an individual a unique distribution of activity locations and spatial movement patterns.

The confocal laser Raman microscopy technique provided a unique distribution of the C=C bond conversion across the film depth.

Our epidemiological investigations excluded the possible role of viruses such as cytomegalovirus or morbillivirus as possible significant contributor of noma disease Although we identify a unique distribution and composition of microbial communities in noma wound sites compared to unaffected samples from the same mouths and healthy controls, the etiology of noma disease remains elusive.

By immunohistochemistry, CA XIV showed a unique distribution in neurons of mammalian brain, and was expressed particularly strongly in neurons involved in motor function and coordination [ 7].

On the basis of this theory and the clonal nature and population dynamics of bacteria [ 9, 13, 18, 26– 28] it can be theorized and assumed that each evolutionary line or strains have a unique distribution or arrangement of BOX repetitive sequences throughout the genomes and that enables us to generate specific genomic fingerprints of each isolate (strain).

Invoking bargaining theory, they attempted to show (1) that rational agents in a suitably idealized bargaining situation will agree on a specific, unique distribution of the benefits of cooperation, (2) what this distribution looks like, (3) that this distribution determines what is just, and (4), in case of Gauthier, that rational agents will comply with the terms of the bargain.

Such licensing agreements formed the basis of a unique distribution system that now characterizes most of the American soft-drink industry.