But, she wrote, "if organisms on Mars are related to us, they got there quite a while ago and are interesting to science in their own right, so planetary protection becomes even more important — it's more difficult to distinguish cousins, than just neighbors".
New York tech, where Tumblr is based, is distinguished from its Silicon Valley cousin less by technical merit, and more by its design aesthetic and its close relationship with the creativity and culture of the city itself.
When it is necessary, English speakers can specify elder sister and female cousin, and within the overall category it is possible to distinguish first and second cousins and cousins once removed, distinctions that it is ordinarily pedantic to make.
He reinvigorated the notion of national service, and distinguished it from its more flaccid cousin, voluntarism.
A smaller group of languages places the parallel cousins in one category but distinguishes the patrilateral cross-cousins from the matrilateral cross-cousins.
Smaller than its Hispaniola cousin, the Cuban solenodon is easily distinguished by its black-and-white hair.
Two relationships differing in R can be readily distinguished provided at least one has high R, e.g., approximately 98.5% correct assignment of cousins and half-cousins, but only approximately 75% for second cousins once removed and third cousins.
However, both fathers (they are cousins) were classified into haplogroup HV with 100% clustering, and this haplogroup is distinguished as a unique haplotype within the HmtDB database.
But you've distinguished yourself from the garden-variety hygiene hawks by making it clear that your true concern is for your cousin — and not your own discomfort at his rancid breath.
According to IGD, premium brands, distinguished by the use of words such as "finest" or "select", which cost more than cheaper "value-branded" cousins, now account for almost 10% of grocery sales.So too with organic foods.
