On her other side there was a man of the same age, tall and thin, he had a small head and a big Adam's apple, and a conspicuously drooping mouth, there was something distinctly formal about him, and conventional.
And while by many accounts the threat of prosecution has distinctly chilled conventional national security reporting, Mr. Snowden has said he was inspired to leak by several high-profile, self-described whistle-blowers who have faced criminal charges since 2010: Private Manning; Thomas Drake, a former N.S.A. official; and John Kiriakou, a former C.I.A. officer now serving a prison term.
We therefore postulated that these extracts may act distinctly from conventional antibiotics by modulating or enhancing the host immune system to eradicate the pathogen.
However, mechanisms through which such needs inform choice of care might be distinctly different for conventional and non-conventional users of antenatal care.
These clusters are transient but do not relax by diffusion, thus distinctly different from conventional concentration fluctuations.
Researchers know that modafinil is distinctly different from conventional stimulants, which ramp up arousal and set off a flurry of activity throughout the brain.
The frost resistance of the compound concrete made of fresh concrete (FC) and demolished concrete lumps (DCLs) distinctly larger than conventional recycled aggregates was tested in the laboratory.
Locking plate biomechanics are distinctly different from conventional plating.
Together with our previous data in Figure 2, our results substantiate that MdOS directly inhibit cellular tyrosine kinase activity independent of extracellular activity, and strongly support that MdOS behaves distinctly from the conventional oligosaccharides.
Others, such as the neonatal Fc receptor, FcRN, that transports maternal IgG to fetal or neonatal mammals, has a role in the immune system that is distinctly different from conventional class I (reviewed in [ 6]).
