The spoken languages of Inner and Outer (Khalkha) Mongolia, apart from vocabulary, likewise do not constitute distinct groupings.
This indicates that the parameters likely constitute distinct, dimensional factors of bipolar disorder.
Thus, there is empirical support to the theoretical considerations noted above that these two constitute distinct messages about citizenship in the host country.
The distinctive explanatory roles performed by these different states in folk psychology certainly suggest that these beliefs, desires, hopes and fears constitute distinct mental natural kinds.
As noted in §2.3, some philosophers maintain that modal and probabilistic representations of uncertainty constitute distinct and, to some extent, incomparable approaches to epistemology.
MPTA neurons with descending vs ascending projections also differed in size and shape, supporting the conclusion that they constitute distinct neuronal populations.
Long-bone-derived PαS cells and mSSCs are most prevalent in newborn mice, and molecular analysis shows that they constitute distinct progenitor populations from the earliest stages onward.
The Mandarin grammar makes it clear that the agentive vs. non-agentive subject roles and the stative vs. eventive predications are lexically and constructionally distinct and may constitute distinct subclasses in the lexicon.
The focus of the present paper is on the development of a methodological framework for guiding strategic decision-making towards the sustainable future development of peripheral small island regions, constituting distinct examples of lagging behind regions at a European scale.
The questions refer to the speed to which acculturation occurs within an immigrant population and the degree to which purported regional geographic differences constitute distinct cultural values as measured by Hofstede.
