Experimental therapies were carried out in two distinctive trial designs, intended to either intervene in the explosive growth of small tumors, or regress bulky end-stage tumors.
Plants are able to display strategic defence responses when two stressors occur at the same time, and this response can be, in some cases, distinctive from the response to either individual stress (Koussevitzky et al. 2008).
Advertisers found much to like in Channel 4. The central tenet of the channel's remit was to be distinctive, to offer programmes not available on ITV or either of the BBC's channels.
The emergent patterns are distinctive to each bifurcation class.
- Be distinctive to other flags.
Mr. Bush's vow to either capture or kill Osama bin Laden was not a distinctive mark of his foreign policy, nor was it what critics principally objected to.
Yet, the distinctive nature of the emission source and the atmospheric and weather conditions has been found to either reduce or exacerbate the effects of PM2.5.
The problem is that Coldplay doesn't seem to have unplumbed depths, or a voice as distinctive as either Bono's or the Edge's, whose guitar is U2's second vocalist.
Comparative analyses of sequenced archaeal genomes presented here have led to identification of large numbers of proteins that are distinctive characteristics of either all archaea or its different main groups.
To steer the socio-political process of water management towards a desired institutional change, scholars have adopted distinctive approaches focusing either on deliberate 'designing' of institutions or by emphasizing on the ability of agents to craft institutions.
Written mostly for younger readers, her contemporary adventure stories with titles such as Danger On the Old Pull 'n Push (1962) and The Black Mountain Mystery (1967) fitted easily into their market while lacking anything distinctive enough to make her either a great critical or commercial success.
