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Eliot Spitzer, the Democratic governor of New York plagued by missteps, as Nick Paumgarten portrays him, is in distinguished company ("The Humbling of Eliot Spitzer," December 10th).

And as he points out, in an article (pay-wall) in the journal First Things, he is in distinguished, if rarefied, company.

Doug Brin New York City Eliot Spitzer, the Democratic governor of New York plagued by missteps, as Nick Paumgarten portrays him, is in distinguished company ("The Humbling of Eliot Spitzer," December 10th).

As growth shops come upon hard times in this bear market, it is in distinguished company: Janus and American Century (see FORBES, July 22).

But it's unclear how solid the Ameriprise research is in distinguishing characteristics of separate metropolitan areas.

The difficulty then is in distinguishing a lack of power (false negative) from a true negative.

A possible application of this observed association is in distinguishing functionally relevant MREs from predicted MREs.

USgamer Jeremy Parish wrote that the game's challenges were in distinguishing the interactive objects from the environment and then figuring out the function of those interactive objects.

The challenge though would be in distinguishing embryo colour morphs given that the manner and timing in which erythrophores and xanthophores differentiate from their precursor is not understood.

Thus, it was deemed interesting to investigate how reliable the histone modifications at ORFs are in distinguishing functional binding sites from non-functional ones at the promoters.

When associations have been identified between community characteristics and health, a major challenge has been in distinguishing selection effects from causal effects.