In hundreds of pages of scientific evidence, India argued that its basmati varieties already had the characteristics claimed as unique by Ricetec.
But every economic transformation has unique characteristics as well.
The most widely used system is the American joint Committee of Cancer AJCCC) staging system. 2 Compared with other subsites of oral cancers, tongue cancer has some unique characteristics, as follows.
Bringing this information into the hands of clinicians in a useful form is likely beyond simple ontologies or structured data because it is highly idiosyncratic to both the patient's specific characteristics as well as their unique situation at hand.
Although there have been no studies comparing tutorless PBL to student-tutored PBL, it appears that the effect of peer-assisted learning in student-tutored PBL is higher than that of tutored and tutorless PBL; however, a mixed course, including tutorless and tutored PBL, has unique characteristics as well as the potential to provide good learning outcomes.
But it's only when we look into the depths of prehistory that the truth becomes clear: Many of the characteristics that we think of as unique to birds were also common among their unlucky, extinct cousins – the non-avian dinosaurs that haunt museum halls.
When a surface is hit, it vibrates, producing a characteristic combination of sound waves as unique as a fingerprint.
Hence, ancestral plastomic characteristics, such as unique indels and gene orders of specific fragments, may be retained in nupts.
Z. mobilis, a Gram-negative facultative anaerobic ethanologenic bacterium, has excellent industrial characteristics such as unique anaerobic use of the Entner-Doudoroff (ED) pathway that results in a high ethanol yield per mole of glucose consumed, high specific productivity, high ethanol titers, and notable ethanol tolerance [ 4- 9].
Every firearm has individual characteristics that are as unique to it as fingerprints are to human beings.
