"These characteristics should not be considered flaws in the fabric," the packaging says, "but rather as an intrinsic quality contributing to the uniqueness of the garment".
Anatomical and developmental constraints likely contribute to the stability in leaf characteristics - and ecophysiology - seen through time in different lineages and contribute to the uniqueness of angiosperms in achieving the highest vein densities, stomatal densities, and physiological rates.
The combination of our normal CSF samples, including a set of serial CSF samples, and advanced technology contribute to the uniqueness and value of our study.
Based on this fundamental developmental function, we speculate that species-specific microRNAs function in a manner that would contribute to the uniqueness of a species.
Lineage- or species-specific miRNAs may contribute to the uniqueness of organisms [ 8, 9].
The simultaneous presence of multiple attending physicians (both as instructors and auditors amongst the audience) facilitated MDT collaboration, contributing to the uniqueness of the educational intervention.
Genes specifically expressed in certain types of cells that serve specialized biological functions in the body likely contribute to the uniqueness of these cells.
However, the information of the species specific genes which are actually contributing to the uniqueness of that species is ignored in such approaches.
The nuclear genome sequences of chimps and humans are more than 98% similar, and the focus of investigation is those differences that contribute to the uniqueness of the human species [ 24].
To determine which genes contribute to the uniqueness of the CD44+CD24− cell signature, genes whose expression differs by at least two-fold between the CD44+CD24− cells and both the CD44+CD24−-depleted CD44+CD24−-depleted LNcellsell line were identified.
