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The last finding suggests that students who hold more distinct views about what is considered to be or not be a medical condition (e.g. in this case, alcoholism) are less able to tolerate ambiguity.

The current review also suggests that some work histories such as lifelong farming or ranching may be associated with the more distinct views of health framed by physical function and capacity to work.

Parasternal long axis and short axis views are sometimes more distinct than subxiphoid view of FAST in the field of cardiac injury [2], and may be taken as an alternate.

The differences between Clinton's and Sanders' views are more distinct, setting up a choice not just between two candidates but two visions of government — a choice that starts in Iowa, on Monday.

It is useful when there are one or more distinct demarcations in the one-dimensional view of the subject and it is desired to record their motion along a more or less straight line.

Or that there's an even more distinct possibility the people you're viewing aren't enjoying themselves as much as they'd have you believe.

As in phase detection, this analysis can be performed at one or more distinct positions in the camera's field of view at once, and these results can be combined to help the camera decide where to focus.

For more than 25 years, researchers have suggested that rural populations may have a distinct view of health that differs from other non-rural populations.

In our view it is more likely that secretory clusterin plays one or more distinct roles in the metastatic spread of the cells from the primary tumor.

(By contrast, the distinct view that a quantum particle's present state is merely probabilistic clashes much more obviously with the primacy of existence).

But the parties are ideologically more distinct.