ECCC officials stress the most newsworthy aspect of this new hybrid court, which exists as a distinctive partnership between the Cambodian government and the United Nations: It is the first attempt at having an international tribunal within a country's civil legal system.
Furthermore, given that autotransporter assembly is inherently more complicated than the assembly of generic β barrel proteins, it is conceivable that the Bam complex exists in a distinctive oligomeric state during its interaction with autotransporters.
Therefore, there exists a need to identify distinctive clinical and molecular features of resistance in this population.
They exist as a distinctive part of the reading population, an audience that reads more than picture books (which are most of the titles in your "100 Best Children's Books of All Time"), books that were written and published specifically for them.
Figure 6d reveals that the dot pattern of PHEMA brushes grafted for 24 h on the Si surface existed as a distinctive overlayer after immersion in MeOH.
Furthermore, other studies have revealed miRNA expression to be specific for each breast tissue type, but it seems not to exist a specific miRNA profile distinctive of BC subtypes, which may point to both differences in the biology of tumours, as well as to patterns of response to treatment [ 38- 44].
Influenza A (H5N1) is endemic in poultry across much of Southeast Asia, but limited information exists on the distinctive features of the few human cases.
Thus a distinctive boundary exists between SBLac[-15] and SBLac[-109] but similar to loss of activity at the 5′ end of the regulatory domain, expression is initially reduced before becoming undetectable.
Ballads, some of which probably date from the Medieval period, existed as part of an distinctive oral tradition.
And third, some people (including Muslims and other minority religions) look to them as protectors of the right of faith in general to exist, follow distinctive customs and enjoy respect.
