The phrase "other and distinct" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is different or separate from something else. For example: - The two paintings are other and distinct works of art, each with its own unique style and meaning. - The new policy aims to address both issues separately, recognizing that they are other and distinct problems. - The twins may look similar, but their personalities are other and distinct from each other.
The indivisible elements at the theoretical maximum can, in the reduced sense explained above, be said to compose the continuous whole they are in because, as indivisibles, they do not have part touching parts, but instead they have nothing between them; they are immediate to each other and distinct in place.
Supervised hierarchical clustering showed that the profiles of mRNAs significantly enriched in 8 FLAG-Ago2-transfections were clearly similar to each other and distinct from 14 mock transfection profiles (Figure 3A), demonstrating the reproducibility of the association of this subset of mRNAs with Ago2.
More significantly, it has been reported that, under similar conditions, scrapie generates lesion profiles that are highly variable from each other and distinct from the BSE profile (6).
The phenetic species concept defines a species as a set of organisms that look similar to each other and distinct from other sets, usually assessed through a multivariate phenetic distance statistic derived from measures of many characters across many organisms.
It is worth noting that crystallographic and NMR analyses indicate that the ADP-bound- and nucleotide-free-forms of DnaK are conformationally similar to each other and distinct from the ATP-bound state.
This was unexpected and contrary to what was predicted by the phytochemical profiling, which indicated that the China and European extracts were similar to each other and distinct from the American extracts.
Now P.C. Lai of the University of Hong Kong and colleagues show how GIS technology can be used during an acute infectious disease outbreak to reveal crucial real-time, quantitative information, such as the direction of superspreading events (in which one person infects more than the typical three or fewer others) and distinct disease hot spots [ EHP 112 1550 1556].
It is therefore very likely that the multifunctional adaptor role of the dystroglycan cytoplasmic region will lead to the identification of other interactions and distinct dystroglycan complexes in others systems.
Furthermore, sexual behavior and violence SBM are both significantly distinct from each other and significantly distinct from the other behaviors (P <0.020 in all comparisons, d from 0.26 to 0.61).
I am glad he is opting for a cross-country tour and I look forward to hearing him explain to the all the other provinces and "distinct societies" within Canada why Quebec deserves preferential constitutional treatment.
The SJF samples differed from each other and were distinct from HC samples.
