According to Levenbook, champions of global coherence ignore the fact that sometimes a legally justified decision is supported by, in the sense of cohering with, principles which are distinctive of one area or branch of the law, but the principles concerned differ substantially from, and hence do not cohere well with principles from other branches of law.
The luminal and basal-like subtypes have been repeatedly identified and validated by gene expression analysis as the most distinctive of three or more molecular subtypes of breast cancer.
As can be seen, the distinctive feature of two semicircles began to vanish from the 40th cycle, eventually transforming to one semicircle-like characteristic.
Like insulin, IDE is structurally distinctive, consisting of two bowl-shaped halves connected by a flexible linker that can switch between "open" and "closed" states [9].
The reptilian grouping is also supported by a distinctive insertion of two amino acids that is not present in either Xenopus or mammals (Fig. 1A).
The prognostic grouping was based on scoring system of the adverse factors and yielded distinctive sets of two groups with different survival outcome (5-year OS rates for group 1, and 2 were 91.9%, and 45.5%, respectively).
This allowed us to test for differences in gene expression that were distinctive of the two populations irrespective of environment.
These genes showed expression patterns that were distinctive of the two populations and robust to changes in environmental conditions (i.e. expression differences between populations were maintained irrespective of transplant site).
These are distinctive of the three levels of monads, respectively, the bare monads, souls, and spirits.
Fibrosis, necroinflammation and steatosis of the liver are separate histological entities; the results of this pilot study suggest that we can uniquely identify metabolites that are distinctive of the three histological conditions.
The AR is the most distinctive of the three tissue samples.
