The role of the chromosome 8 locus, with its distinctive UTRs, remains elusive; given that it appears more distinct from the two other loci, in both coding and non-coding respects, this gene may fulfil a more distinctive role and could conceivably vary in spatial expression as well as temporal.
It might start by making capitalism more distinct from feudalism.
Second, sexual marketplaces are a rapidly expanding feature of society, and they are becoming more distinct from marriage marketplaces.
Lincoln-Mercury was moved to Irvine in 1998 in an effort to make the brands more distinct from the Ford label.
To get its arms around Hollywood's new order, Variety is trying to make its daily, online and weekly reports more distinct from one another.
In the United States, pickups grew ever larger and more distinct from cars; in Australia, the ute remained closely tied to automobile designs.
We're two nights into the Democratic National Convention, and the themes could not be more distinct from those championed at the RNC last week.
However, season influenced the contrast between habitats, with isolated trees being more distinct from pasture, and regrowth more closely resembling forests, during the wet season.
It did make the sedan, which was designed in Japan, and the coupe, which was planned in the United States, more distinct from each other -- the same course it took with the current two-door and four-door Accords.
Here is Merton as a notable author of the typewriter era an era whose black-and-white austerity makes it seem more distinct from ours than it did in anno dot matrix 1990.
Here is Merton as a notable author of the typewriter era an era whose black-and-white austerity makes it seem more distinct from ours than it did in anno dot matrix 1990.
