The totality of experiments suggests that at any given moment, net actin polymerization and status depends not simply on actin levels, but on the balance of many distinct actin-regulatory factors and their activation status.
Figure 2 shows the distribution of genes (2A) and phenotypes (2B) based on how many distinct associations they are a part of.
The direction of change in the introduced metrics suggests that developmental dyslexia resides from dynamical instabilities in the coordination among the many components necessary to read, which could explain why dyslexic readers score below average on so many distinct tasks and modalities.
IG tends to prefer splitting on attributes which have many distinct values.
The centers γ0, γ1, and γ2 can also be used to make a final point on packings: there are infinitely many distinct packings with the same density π / (3 2 ).
The evolutionary diversity of trout in Europe is reasonably well documented (Bernatchez 2001; Kottelat and Freyhof 2007), and we focus here on the Alpine region where many distinct lineages can be found in close geographical proximity, sometimes even in the same river (e.g., Giuffra et al. 1996; Gratton et al. 2014).
Indeed, there is not one human genome; there are as many distinct human genomes as there are distinctly conceived individuals on Earth.
However, on this approach, there would be many distinct nonmonotonic consequence relations, instead of a single perspective-independent one.
There is no vague boundary demarcating Mount Everest on this view; rather, there are many distinct parcels of land, each with a precise border, but our linguistic practices have not enforced a choice of any one of them as the official referent of the name 'Everest' (Mehlberg 1958; Lewis 1986; McGee 1997).
Many distinct viruses express on their plasma membrane surface glycoproteins that interact with receptors on target cells and facilitate virus cell fusion.
