It is, I think, a serious oversight that Bakhtin is never mentioned even though Parker's position is distinguishable from Bakhtin's in that his dialogue is between perennial ethical schemata and Bakhtin's is between hegemonic and subversive discourses.
Ganoderic acids possess a carboxyl group in position 26 distinguishable from lucidenic acids with a decreased length of the side chain and a carboxyl group in position 24 (Chart 4).
In mammalian rDNA, nucleosomes are present at the rDNA promoter regions of both active and inactive repeats though, significantly, the active and silent mammalian rDNA promoters are distinguishable by differential nucleosome positioning (Langst et al, 1998; Li et al, 2006), histone modifications and DNA methylation (Santoro et al, 2002; Nemeth et al, 2008).
In other words, Dean's "pro-gun" position is hardly distinguishable from the agenda of most liberal groups.
Methoxy groups interacting with Mn3+, Mn2+ and Al3+ cations are well distinguishable with respect to the position of their C O stretching band.
The most important feature of the proposed approach is that, due to the probabilistic properties of the nonlinear transformation applied, the safe and failure classes of samples are clearly distinguishable and occupy a standard position in a plot.
The sequence and base position for each distinguishable haplotype of the contig were detailed [see Additional File 6].
As can be seen from Additional file 1: Figure S6, the score profiles of IPACs and 3'-UTR PACs are highly distinguishable from that of background positions.
Olfactory glomeruli are morphologically conserved spherical compartments of the olfactory system, distinguishable solely by their chemosensory repertoire, anatomical position, and volume.
For masking purposes, each individual mitochondrion within a given axon segment of interest was distinguishable by its morphology (e.g., size, shape, position, and signal intensity) and behavior (e.g., pattern of movement), due in large measure to the intensity and stability of the EYFP signal.
