Industrial growth in Japan's largest cities has followed patterns that are distinctive, and are significantly different from those that have been adduced in the recent literature on North America.
Instead, as we all do, you have some consistent patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving, patterns that are distinctive and that remain stable across time and situations.
In our previous study [6], we described the host response to monkeypox virus showing the pattern and the location of [18F]-FDG changes in lymphoid tissues that was distinctive from that observed after MERS-CoV exposure.
Think about everything that is "distinctive".
First, gene sequences from healthy cats infected with FECV displayed a monophyletic cluster pattern that was generally distinctive from cats diagnosed with FIP in the membrane, NSP 7b, and spike-NSP3 gene segments.
The LT32 netbook's look is sleek and modern, and features a matte chassis cover that resists fingerprints with a wave pattern that is subtle yet distinctive.
Finally, ID1 has a distinctive expression pattern that is not shared by the 7 ZmIDD genes examined here.
The Nanuqsaurus fossils must come from a fully grown dinosaur, says Fiorillo, because one jaw section shows a distinctive peg-and-socket pattern that is found only in adult animals.
As Brooks (2009) indicates, paired-speaking tasks are unique from many other speaking tasks, in that they require interlocutors to co-construct their performance, leading to interactional patterns and language variation that are distinctive.
Nevertheless, spatial patterns are different among the N species (Fig. 3e h), which is distinctive from that of the Chukchi Shelf.
