We also identified that chips which had distinct lot number differences and which had been processed on distinctly different fluidics station sets gave rise to such artifactual bimodality, though it was not possible to determine which of these factors had a more primary role in this study.
The pharmacophore and the protein structure models were constructed based on distinctly different sets of published experimental data, and are based on mutually independent assumptions and approximations.
The distinction between CNRMV, CGRMV and CRMaV is exemplified by distinctly different symptoms induced on different P. avium cultivars.
Time constants differ greatly in both detection modes, since aberration-corrected HAADF STEM and BF HRTEM imaging modes build on distinctly different technologies.
The original dueling coaster featured two trains -- Stella and Lola -- that departed at opposite ends of a single station, traveled on distinctly different tracks and passed each other multiple times.
For example, sampling sites of the Kuroshio Current and South China Sea were grouped with sites in the Mediterranean Sea, which were all situated at similar latitudes (38° 40°N) yet on distinctly different longitudes.
A convergence hypothesis was proposed speculating that the entire clinical spectrum of headache may share a common physiological pathway based on one type of medication exerting an effect on two distinctly different types of headache [ 31, 32].
Imperial College London also published work in 2011 on a distinctly different approach to impair the fertility of mosquitoes generally, rather than distorting the makeup of their sex.
He and Mr. Parker are choreographers working on two distinctly different versions of "The Nutcracker," the ballet that, for audiences, is a hardy holiday perennial, with Drosselmeyer, toys that come to life and even fighting mice.
As ∆T = 707 K, both of the 1 13 and α-(Fe,Si) phases have equal nucleation rates, but the microstructural morphology is distinctly different on the cooled and free surfaces of the ribbon.
