It is essentially a distinctive way of overcoming the assumptions that people have the habit of making on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, class, or social status.
Based on an extensive literature review of key sources, we identified seven distinctive features that reveal underlying assumptions regarding problematization and treatment.
In addition, the notion of a distinctive path relies upon the underlying assumption that some other nation's path (in this case, the United Kingdom's) is the accepted norm.
This assumption was borne out by the distinctive mutagenic effect and properties that the repair of these lesions exhibited.
This strengthens the assumption that glumes function in a distinctive way compared to flag leaves, at least during early grain development.
"Finding My Way (Without You)" is the first of his output sans the Hrdvsion get up and, despite assumptions; the track doesn't stray far from the distinctive eccentricity that Jonson has embodied all along.
Computational simulations that are constrained by experimental data play a distinctive role through evaluating the robustness of a hypothesis, explicating hidden assumptions in a conceptual model, or testing causal relationships and hypotheses.
In line with previous studies and theoretical assumptions about the integrating and signalling functions of subjective feelings ("Distinctive features of enjoyment"), questionnaires served to assess teacher and student emotions.
Characterization generally does not require separation of components, prior assumptions about possible composition, or that molecules of interest fortuitously possess distinctive spectroscopic 'marker' properties such as fluorescence.
For a direct test of this assumption, experimentation with live model systems, which portray and maintain distinctive molecular profiles associated with histological grade, is a prerequisite.
