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This suggests that breast cancer in young women may be distinct with a unique underlying biology.

However, in the present study PFGE pulsotypes were not homogeneous, despite the restricted sampling area, and the three groups of strains appeared to be distinct with a discrimination index (D) of 0.73 according to Hunter and Gaston [ 20].

Its form and structure is distinct, with a shell roughly elliptical in outline and broader at the margins.

Briefly, when the lung epithelial A549 cells are exposed to the zinc oxide (ZnO) NPs in either static or fluidic condition, the cellular toxicity in response to the fluidic versus static conditions is distinct with a statistical significance (p < 0.05) (Fig. 2c, "ZnO-NP").

The kinectics of viremia at the lower doses is distinct, with a late and lower-magnitude peak at D6 post-vaccination.

Finally, adjusted temporal trends in spontaneous and iatrogenic preterm birth were distinct, with a small, non-significant increase in spontaneous preterm birth and a substantial, significant increase in iatrogenic preterm birth.

Adjusted temporal trends in spontaneous and iatrogenic preterm birth were distinct, with a small non-significant increase in spontaneous preterm birth and a substantial and significant increase in iatrogenic preterm birth.

The size of the eggs of each species at the time of release was distinct with a range in maximum diameter of 244 266 μm in C. echinata and 133 155 μm in C. crassa.

As Table 3 shows, the goodness of fit is high (~ 87%) indicating that the clusters are distinct, with an almost equal number of instances across all the four clusters.

Additionally, long-term survivors from the start of primary chemotherapy in our cohort seem to be distinct, with 22% achieving a 3-year overall survival.

These two populations are distinct, with only a few females in each generation crossing between the two groups.