Immunohistochemical studies demonstrated distinctive patterns of the two tumor types, thus confirming two distinct lineages.
Hence, they inspire studies of the distinctive patterns of governance associated with various cultures.
Everywhere English is spoken, regional accents display distinctive patterns of intonation.
The new arrivals — many fleeing repression, war, genocide or grinding poverty — bring distinctive patterns of illness and injury and cultural beliefs about life, death, sickness and health.
The stained tissue of Alzheimer's patients typically shows the two trademarks of the disease — distinctive patterns of the proteins beta-amyloid and tau.
He shows that distinctive patterns of cruelty and callousness pop up repeatedly in history, cutting across times, places and political systems.
The speeding ions caused the amphorae to glow in characteristic X-rays that revealed, again, distinctive patterns of elements, including gallium, strontium, zirconium and niobium.
Asian-Americans, both those born here and new immigrants, have distinctive patterns of cancer incidence that doctors should consider when treating them, researchers have found.
Benchmarks: Understands that each culture has distinctive patterns of behavior that are usually practiced by most of the people who grow up in it.
It looked for standard signs of tsunami upheaval, including pumice (the volcanic rock that solidifies from frothy lava), distinctive patterns of microfossils, cultural materials from human dwellings and well-rounded beach pebbles that seldom appear in deeper waters.
The Thera tsunamis, the team wrote, left a signature layer in the seabed of well-rounded pebbles, distinctive patterns of mollusks and characteristic inclusions in rocky fragments all oriented in the same direction.
