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Our hierarchical cluster analysis showed two clear distinguished expression patterns for 1908 genes in the genome of Z. mobilis ZM4 in response to challenges of 4-hydroxybenzaldehyde, syringaldehyde, and vanillin representing three groups of phenolic aldehyde inhibitors (Fig.  3).

It is important to make clear distinguish between "knowledge about health insurance" and "marketing of a health insurance product" while educating the workers.

There were no clear distinguishing features for FCCTX vs non-AC1 tumours.

Although similar in some respects to informed consent as it originated in the United States, our review makes it clear that informed consent in Japan has clear distinguishing features.

Lastly, the two MV 2K+1 cases had no clear distinguishing pathological features although they both showed a relatively mild pathology and the lack of a laminar pattern of spongiform degeneration in the cerebral cortex.

In spite of their high conservation of putative amino acid sequences, individual CtFAD2 genes have clear distinguishing features, especially with respect to their N- and C-terminal ends, 5′ and 3′ UTR regions, and the size, location and sequence of an intron located at the 5′ UTR.

A clear distinguishing feature of differential gene expression in the test plant in response to the NaCl treatment was the overexpression of the genes encoding proteins performing various physiological functions related to adaptation of plants to saline and/or drought conditions (Table 3).

Mechanical unfolding of I27 modules provides a clear fingerprint distinguished by the unfolding force of ∼200 pN and contour length (Δ Lc) of ∼28 nm for each module.

"We have to be very clear to distinguish between extreme views, opinions that it's completely legal, legitimate to have.

But as they also make clear, which distinguishes them from their antagonists: "As veterans, we support the ethical and humane treatment of prisoners and oppose all torture".

Several clear differences distinguish it from traditional type I modular polyketide biosynthesis: polyether backbones are assembled by modular polyketide synthases but are modified by two key enzymes, epoxidase and epoxide hydrolase, to generate the product.