Hence there is all the more need to have some distinctions and order brought to the field, for these distinct highly organized age-related deposits.
Natural and experimental infections with PyVs result in a spectrum of tumors that have some distinctions on the basis of route of infection, cofactors, and/or viral tropism (7, 8, 10, 11 ).
Our study design had some distinctions: we analyzed separately the patients with previous documented infection as well as medical and surgical patient, and patients with end-life limitations were not excluded.
Our study design also had some distinctions: our main outcome was survival and we assessed change in PCT over four days, which may be clinically more relevant because this is the time frame during which VAP treatment is frequently reassessed [ 31].
Washington's paternal lineage had some distinction; an early forebear was described as a "gentleman," Henry VIII later gave the family lands, and its members held various offices.
But China Airlines has some unenviable distinctions: it is the only airline to have crashed two Airbus A300-600's, and it is the only carrier to have crashed twice in Hong Kong.
The present finding, in particular in the case-case analysis, indicates that rapid cycling has some molecular distinction from bipolar disorder without rapid cycling.
Facebook has some fairly strong distinctions between these two types of non-individual accounts that it offers on the site.
