The change patterns of pH and total gas production yields no significant distinction (Figure 2a).
PC1MN (16.9%) corresponds to the BP1A versus BP1B difference, while PC2MN (15.9%) corresponds to the Mother-Newborn distinction (Figure 2A).
The dendrogram demonstrates that eight groups of the strains could be classified according to their genetic distinctions (Figure 1).
Gilbert recapitulates a number of his earlier themes, including the satire of class distinctions figuring in many of his earlier librettos.
In contrast, LPS-treated mice have lost morphological cortico-medullary distinctions (Figure 1G, right panel).
Next, we compared the TFs profiles of both genes (CisRED [70]) noting their distinctions (Figure S2).
He served under his father in the Caucasus with distinction and figures in Leo Tolstoy's novella Hadji Murat, as do his wife and father.
This is indeed the case and is related to the distinction between Figure 5A,B above, and how mtDNA copy number is "controlled".
To the medieval eye, he argues, the distinction between figure and ground was crucial: viewers were trained to read images by sorting them into layers of background and foreground.
To explore this distinction further, Figure 3 illustrates how May NO loads and concentrations correlate with mean BWDO (eq 7) and the annual intercepts.
And to the extent that one tries to cure that breadth by reading things into it that don't appear on the text (say, a "public figure"/ private figure" distinction somehow shoehorned into the words "severe" or "hostile"), it is unconstitutionally vague.
