Johnson pointed out that there are perhaps two dozen distinct reasons that life arose on our planet.
Bradley seems here to be following the Humean idea that there are no logical relations between distinct existences: the reason that valid inference can be reflected in reality is that it can never take one beyond the original subject matter.
Finally, this case is distinct for the reason that BDUMP occurred secondary to primary CNS lymphoma, a hitherto unreported association.
The reported case is distinct for the reason that BDUMP occurred secondary to primary CNS lymphoma, a hitherto unreported association.
One possible reason that distinct changes in the phenotypes during larval-pupal development were not observed in our study is that the dsRNA ingested into the last instar larval gut may not have reached levels high enough to cause changes in phenotype.
while the cases where are mutually distinct and will be considered in a subsequent paper (for the important reason that quite distinct techniques are needed).
"This is a distinct reason to focus on inequality". That finding suggests Trump's tax-cut plans would do little to improve economic mobility for struggling blue-collar families, even if they help accelerate growth, unless they are somehow able to deliver growth that is much more broadly shared by workers of all income levels.
It stands to reason that a new, distinct culture has grown up in which only they can live, in which the voice of Madeleine Albright in the head of a Kremlin psychic is by no means the most surprising thing one might find.
Since two of the CREST groups, alkaline ceramidase and Per1, catalyze similar yet distinct reactions on different substrates, we reason that the substrates for the other CREST groups, such as PAQRs, could also differ.
But would it surprise me if it was more than that, if there was a distinct reason Taylor was sleeping with a machete under his bed?
We reason that viral clearance may be associated with a distinct set of gene expression in the liver.
