However, distinctly from this commonly accepted concept, MdOS represents an alternate mechanism via arresting intracellularly the kinase activity of growth factor receptors.
Analyses using Mixture Growth modelling, a method that decomposes samples into distinct trajectories, reveal patterns of distress distinctly different to the accepted wisdom of a steady decline over time (Helgeson et al, 2004; Deshields et al, 2006, Henselmans et al, 2010; Lam et al, 2010, 2011, 2012a, 2012b).
I say this fully accepting that during this era, in which opinion polls seem to determine leadership rather than the other way around, all parties cherry-pick policies which are distinctly outside their quadrant.
British film audiences accept Americans playing distinctly English characters, from Renee Zellweger as Bridget Jones to Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher.
You'd think that by now coping with it would be a walk in the park for me--something distinctly unpleasant, yet easy to accept because, if nothing else, it's familiar.
Generally, black America accepted him as a distinctly "crossover" entity, just as whites did.
The series represents the first example of selective COX-2 inhibitors built around a distinctly polar core, contradicting an earlier accepted view that a lipophilic scaffold is required for high inhibitor potency.
Norris believes, for example, that we know enough to clearly and distinctly: 1. Accept Descartes' real distinction proof and 2. Refute Locke's thinking matter hypothesis.
Still, does he accept that the water cannon is distinctly un-British: one for the French and Germans, perhaps, but not right for here?
The Ivory Coast international, who accepts he was interviewed, also appeared distinctly unimpressed with Savic's first league start for the club, apparently saying: "When you look at the performance of Savic against QPR – excuse me, I'm relaxed".
