This is a question distinct from the equally interesting and important one asking whether the mere presence (or past-presence) of conspecifics affects an individual's behaviour (see Discussion).
Your question raises two distinct questions, one general and profound, the other specific and practical.
Moreover, these questions are distinct from the tantalizing speculation surrounding the deal-making that might merge the New Jersey Nets with the New Jersey Devils and give the proposed 18,500-seat arena two tenants and nearly 200 nights a year of activity that some say is necessary to be economically viable.
These questions are distinct, although they are apt to run together because the answer to one may give rise to answers to others.
The other question, "Why should I do moral acts?", can still be interpreted in different ways, including "Why should I do acts that are morally good?" or "Why should I do acts that are morally required?" These questions are distinct if some acts, such as giving to a particular charity, are morally good but not morally required.
Problems were found for both acculturation and PA questions, with distinct problem types for the two question areas.
Thus, the questions concerning distinct protein sorting machineries and/or mechanisms for the different ER retrieval motifs remain to be addressed.
The Omnibus Survey is conducted monthly and enables independent researchers (alongside government departments) to include a small number of questions in distinct topic modules.
Our metabolomics approach to clinical and epidemiological questions is distinct from, and complementary to, both direct targeted analysis (e.g., studying a few metabolites in a single pathway) and global profiling.
Social support, as measured by specific questions regarding distinct areas of support, was also associated with both lower rates of suicidal ideation and attempts in a sample of 2,255 youth who had had at least one same-sex sexual experience (Eisenberg & Resnick, 2006).
