Human infections by Andes virus have also shown distinctive clinical characteristics with more hemorrhagic, renal, hepatic, and muscular impairment than those reported for Sin Nombre virus infection (16 – 20 ).
Lake et al. have also identified distinctive differences in ribosome structure and an insert in elongation factor EF-G and EF-Tu, which can be used to distinguish Crenarchaeota from Euryarchaeota [ 6, 30, 70].
They have also been a distinctive note in Senator Obama's campaign, and were made even more prominent last week when President Bush, in a speech to Israel's Parliament, disparaged a willingness to negotiate with America's adversaries as appeasement.
In the case of the Big Apple Circus, the intimate, single-ring extravaganza that is currently in its 31st season in Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center, the ingredients for success have also included a distinctive blue tent, a big dollop of whimsy and an urban sensibility.
McLaren have also abandoned the distinctive L-shaped sidepods that distinguished the 2011 car, reverting to a more conventional shape.
Thinkers influenced by East Asian cultural traditions such Confucianism have also argued for distinctive as-yet-unrealized political practices and institutions that draw on widely-held cultural values for inspiration.
Cerebral perfusion studies have also revealed a distinctive pattern of deficits in parietal and occipital regions.
Some researchers have also reported the same distinctive characteristics in their studies on Iranian nurses.
Alongside its psychological impact on the rest of us, the campaign has also felt distinctive – and distinctively disturbing – in the ways that Trump's own psychology has come to dominate it.
Shannon's distinctive qualities have also translated to a spin-off label, KIDDA, a much buzzed-about jersey line featuring his signature paisley and chain prints on t-shirts, vests and sweats.
