Sentence examples for basis distinct from inspiring English sources
This study confirms that while every child presents with a unique combination of features and circumstances, when analysed on a population basis, distinct patterns of bruising emerge that differ between children with confirmed PA and those with PA-excluded.
(This is unlike a taxonomy, wherein the categories, or taxa, are established on the basis of distinct etiologies although the types presented here may ultimately prove to be etiologically distinct from each other, there are few data to support that assertion as yet).
Structural comparison with the PTP-Bas PDZ2/RA-GEF2 peptide complex revealed a structural basis for distinct binding specificity of PTP-Bas PDZ1 for TAPP1p/2p peptides.
On the basis of distinct micro-environments of D2.50 in the CG and CA states, we previously proposed a conformational switch that is centered around D2.50 (Zhang et al., 2013).
Human herpesvirus 6 (HHV-6) isolates are classified into two variants, termed HHV-6A and HHV-6B, on the basis of distinct genetic, antigenic and biological characteristics, but the specific pathogenicity of each variant remains poorly understood.
The ground of fettering discretion on this basis is distinct from the right to a fair hearing.
By defining, and investigating the genetic basis for, distinct but inter-related ethanol-induced behavioural states in C. elegans (Figure 13) we have shown that neuropeptide signalling has a pivotal role in ethanol withdrawal.
These epigenetic differences could be the basis of distinct evolutionary forces between autosomes and sex chromosomes.
The newly identified gene markers implicate the genetic basis for distinct risks of type 2 diabetes between these two populations.
Rotaviruses are members of the Reoviridae family (2 ) and are classified into 7 groups (A G) on the basis of distinct antigenic and genetic properties (3 ).
On the basis of distinct cell morphology, three major types of cell death have been described: apoptosis, autophagic cell death, and programmed necrosis.
