It has been argued that selection acts distinctively on cis eQTL owing to quantitative effects, limited pleiotropy, and more exposure to selective pressure due to codominant effects versus a recessive mode of action characteristic of trans regulation [ 54].
This work clearly shows that commercial herbicide formulations may act in a distinctively different way than pure active ingredients alone.
When it comes to Hye-Kyung Lim as Nikiya, only a tendency to grow clenched or brittle in major technical challenges such as the veil duet and final bravura display in Act 3 keeps this distinctively slender, pliant and expressive young artist from meriting all the superlatives.
There are more distinctively sung and acted DVD versions of "Don Giovanni" to be had, and the same is true of "Così Fan Tutte," here in another irritating directorial conceit by the Herrmanns.
Rousseau also takes this freedom to choose to act as the basis of all distinctively moral action.
Later, it cornered the market not only in innovative standup, distinctively promoted and produced (later acts included Liam Williams and his sketch troupe Sheeps, Claudia O'Doherty, Jamie and Natasia Demetriou), but also in eccentric, comedian-led theatre projects such as Basden's play Party and his later Crocodile at the 2015 Manchester festival.
Having started as one of many vaguely promising bandsin the Jesus Jones/EMF school, Blur has evolved into a distinctively intelligent, entertaining and quintessentially English pop act in the tradition of the Kinks, Mott the Hoople, the Jam and XTC.
Outside of these groupings are two recorders (flautini alla vigesima secunda), and possibly one or more citterns unlisted by Monteverdi, but included in instructions relating to the end of Act 4. Instrumentally, the two worlds represented within the opera are distinctively portrayed.
One of Murphy's key announcements this week was his intention to re-draft that item in the party's constitution, to emphasise that it will act "in the national interest of Scotland", giving the Scottish and UK bodies distinctively different wordings for the first time.
Its high back and dorsal fin act as a pivot, allowing it to spin quickly on its axis, though the shark's dorsal fins are distinctively close to its tail.
