These types are essentially distinct diseases as indicated by the differences in epidemiological and genetic risk factors, precursor lesions, patterns of spread, and molecular events during tumourigenesis (Shih and Kurman, 2004; Prat, 2012).
Clement understood the clergy and laity to be essentially distinct orders within the one community, just as in the Old Testament there were high priests, priests, Levites (Temple functionaries), and laymen.
These features of craniofacial malformation, especially the rhinomaxillary syndrome, are specific to lepromatous leprosy but essentially distinct from other facial-deforming diseases such as craniofacial tuberculosis and syphilis, a treponematoses [7], [8].
Different ALS-associated mutations promote SOD1 aggregation by essentially distinct pathways [12].
The other pig breeds were essentially distinct homogenous populations, with minimal evidence of genetic admixture.
Bachman (2007) pointed out that "the way we view abilities and contexts – whether we see these as essentially indistinguishable or as distinct – will determine, to a large extent, the research questions we ask and how we go about investigating these empirically" (p. 41).
Descartes' particular misstep here is to suggest that we may move from the definition of God (which we intuit as a clear and distinct notion) as essentially entailing the property of existence, to the view that there is such a thing as God with said property.
We refer to episodic models as any model that describes categorization as essentially a memory based process as distinct from models that assume some form of abstraction occurs during learning as is described by prototype models.
Griffin understands God as essentially the soul of the universe although distinct from the world.
That is seen as essentially a cure.
