It is in light of these developments that, beginning in the Leibniz monograph, Feuerbach sought increasingly to distinguish from one another, and to demonstrate the incompatibility of, what he refers to there as "the philosophical standpoint" and "the theological standpoint," respectively.
We expect the students we admit will continue to demonstrate the traits that distinguished them during the admission process — throughout senior year and during the years spent on our campus.
The tool is used at various shot-peening intensities to demonstrate the ability to distinguish between these changes, using a range of intensities from 4 to 10 Almen.
We have divided 177 blood samples and 27 brain samples into multiple replicates to demonstrate the ability to distinguish early clinical AD (Clinical Dementia Rating scale 0.5), Parkinson's disease (PD), and cognitively unimpaired APOE4 homozygotes, as well as to determine persons at risk for future cognitive impairment with significant accuracy.
While the unique mobility of the CCC band indicates that all nine strands are incorporated into a single complex, additional assays are required to demonstrate ring formation and distinguish it from, for example, a large floppy three-arm junction.
(ii) Radiological assessment: Contrast-enhanced ultrasound using Levovist is the first imaging technique to demonstrate efficacy in distinguishing between simple steatosis and NASH.
Subspecific classifications have been based on macro-level morphology (Miki et al., 1999), although distinguishing traits demonstrate significant variation due to human selection and hybridization, as well as seasonal and environmental effects.
A different school of thought in measuring student engagement is to distinguish students who demonstrate solution behavior from those showing rapid-guessing behavior.
The application of FISH chromosome painting techniques, especially the recent mFISH (and its equivalents) where all 23 human chromosome pairs can be distinguished, has demonstrated that many chromosome-type structural exchanges are much more complicated (involving more "break rejoins" and arms) than has hitherto been assumed.
In addition to demonstrating detailed arterial anatomy, arteriography can usually distinguish between thrombosis and embolism [19].
