Moreover, the H. naledi mandibular molars possess small, mesiobuccally restricted protostylids that do not intersect the buccal groove, differing from the typically enlarged, centrally positioned protostylids that intersect the buccal groove in Australopithecus.
In Beaucastel's Châteauneuf, and especially in its scarce, high-end cuvée, Hommage à Jacques Perrin, mourvèdre takes the prime role, contributing a characteristically feral, funky note to the wines that differs markedly from the typically sweeter fruitiness of wines dominated by grenache.
Further, in our case we have no other contemporaneous cross-sectional surveys available that would allow us to compare our results to other, independently gathered results in this area; 6) Our egocentric network measure that was used as an input for the RDS software differs somewhat from the typically much narrower type of risk behaviour network measure used in most RDS studies.
The decision came after the organisation, founded in 1989, held a six-month face-to-face and online conversation with more than 700 trans people, an umbrella term for people whose identity differs from that typically associated with the sex they were assigned at birth.
Note that the measurement model (1) differs from the one typically considered in radar applications, where a measurement comes from either a single target or a clutter, usually in the form of position information obtained from range gate operations [3].
This study demonstrates the use of a modified time-tradeoff question that differs from that typically used to value chronic health states, in which respondents choose between years of life with and without a stated condition.
This class of demographic model differs from those typically used in population genetics.
The rationale for these experiments assumes that, if the MNS develops through associative learning, then experiences that differ from those typically encountered during life should reconfigure the MNS and change the way it operates.
The identified shear wave velocity increases with depth, which is not uniform and differs from the constant velocity typically assumed for the specimen.
To be precise about terminology, we term any base that differs from the consensus base (typically the base in the reference genome) a single nucleotide difference (SND).
