Finally, Professor Gendler introduces her own notion of alief and offers several examples that distinguish it from belief.
For example, the Rha branch that distinguishes type 2Gn from 1Gn RPS depends on the glycosyltransferase encoded by wefB, a gene that is present in the type 2Gn RPS cluster of S. gordonii 38 but not in the type 1Gn RPS gene cluster of S. oralis 34[18]8].
The Article uses these examples to reveal fundamental characteristics of commons-based peer production that distinguish it from the property- and contract-based modes of firms and markets.
As a Sufi woman once told me, "Many of the rules that distinguish one religion from another are just examples of obsessive-compulsive behavior".
For example, I ask for E-Act's unique selling point, the single thing that distinguishes it from other academy chains.
For example, PlasmoDB users seeking novel therapeutic targets may wish to locate putative enzymes that distinguish pathogens from their hosts, and that are expressed during appropriate developmental stages.
We began to ask: What are the key factors that distinguish these leaders and their organizations, and how can other organizations learn from their example and experience?
What do Movements have that distinguish them?
QT approaches have ~4 10 times more statistical power (Potkin et al. 2009e; Purcell et al. 2003) (Fig. 3), making use of the entire distribution of trait values, as well as avoiding the often arbitrary or error prone cutoff distinctions, for example, thresholds that distinguish MCI from AD.
Field examples are illustrated that distinguish oil reservoirs, water zones, and oil/water zones, as well as define the oil water interface by the responses of induction logs at different logging times after drilling.
