Since Bean's day, nearly every Australian journalist of distinction, from Alan Moorehead on, has returned to his theme – and raided his vast storehouse of material.
However, the designation of the leakage-permissive vessel segment (defined as ≤10 μm, low-flow and Cldn5-deficient) as "capillary" rests on its distinction from the following venular segment with regard to VEGFA-induced leakage duration, and changes in blood flow and vasotone (Figs. 4 and 5).
At the birth of video art, artists turned the camera on themselves (another crucial distinction from television) or on others to investigate new meanings of time and identity, or to create new definitions of space and perception in a gallery setting.
4 Classification of this group of poorly differentiated neoplasms might be challenging regarding their distinction from nonepithelial mimics on one hand and recognizing special histologic subtypes with distinctive behavior on the other hand.
Cross the Tweed from Northumbria into Scotland and you will arrive at the home of the fabled regiment – part of the original New Model Army which went on to serve with distinction from Waterloo to Helmand Province.
But lacking (by design) the blood-sport element of competition, it has had a hard time putting itself on the musical map, despite having conferred its awards on pianists of ever greater distinction (from David Owen Norris to Ralf Gothoni and Leif Ove Andsnes).
Thus, in distinction from selection on separate genetic effects and the supposed chance formation of the basis for beneficial genetic interactions by random genetic drift, we still do not have a theory for how selection on genetic interactions can be at the core of the adaptive evolutionary process.
Not that there is much of a distinction: from the mid-1960s on, Mr. Nader's cause was his life.
Following his discharge from the army he went on to earn his MBA with distinction from the Wharton School in Accounting at the University of Pennsylvania in 1959.
We know this because they said there would be weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and none were found (the difference between a lie and a mistake seems a trivial distinction from up here on the high horse).
