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However, SAXS results indicated that bPBE formed distinctly ordered stacked lamellae morphologies, whereas the crystalline-amorphous repeat units in aPBE and rPBE were more disordered.

In fact, the roots of Christmas traditions in the United States are to be found in New York, in the towns of the Hudson Valley, where early the Dutch and English settlers brought with them their native holiday customs, and what developed was an amalgam of heritages, which ultimately formed distinctly American traditions.

Hierarchical clustering of the dataset showed that the tumor and control tissues formed distinctly different gene expression clusters.

Widely-spaced diagonal muscle bundles were present only in the preacetabular region where they formed distinctly separated dorsal and ventral sets (Fig.  6a, b).

Within this tree, musical beats – expressed as a sequence of binary numbers — form distinctly shaped "timelines". These memorable rhythmic patterns of short duration are a sort of musical DNA.

A further increase in pressure induced the diamond film's surface to form an elongated cluster with a needle-like structure of about 300 nm in length, as shown in Figure 1d, e. Figure 1f shows that the film grown at 100 Torr would form distinctly greater clusters and a rougher surface morphology compared to nearly invisible boundaries at a growth pressure of 30 Torr (Figure 1c).

The co-circulation of these two antigenically distinct B lineages which form distinctly divergent genetic groups based on their hemagglutinin genes where there are some 27 amino acid differences [ 8] has raised the question of whether they should both be represented in the annual influenza vaccine formulation [ 38].

Together they formed a distinctly American frontier culture whose influence spread as the more restless eventually moved on in search of greener pastures.

Trenchard formed a distinctly unfavourable opinion of Churchill's ability as a pilot.

However, long-term expression was required until recombinant proteins formed clusters distinctly apposed to glutamatergic and GABAergic axon terminals on interneurons.

Likewise, mycobacteria expressing HCL2 formed a distinctly smoothened colony.