The entire evening seemed intended to diminish the presidential aspirants rather than distinguish their positions.
It baffles me that people who consider themselves intelligent saddle their children with names that, rather than distinguishing a child from the norm, will give other children hours and hours of entertainment on the playground ("A.K.A". Nov. 27).
Today non-discrimination should mean regulators must treat all networks equally, rather than distinguishing between the different sorts of technologies that provide access, be it cable, fibre, wireless, power-line or DSL over copper wires.
Rather than distinguishing the Paralympians as a different breed of athlete, and segregating their activities, why not declare them all Olympians, and simply incorporate Paralympic disciplines into the Olympics?
But in another sense Darwin is opposed to modern cultural evolutionists, for rather than distinguishing between different interacting inheritance systems (e.g. cultural and genetic inheritance), Darwin tends to use the transmission of gemmules to explain the inheritance of all types of trait.
These studies sought to distinguish bacterial and TBM, rather than distinguishing between causes of aseptic meningitides.
Rather than distinguishing commensals from pathogens/non-pathogens, the immune system of healthy hosts actually depends on these microbes.
First, the designs of the studies differ, with intakes generally based on whole samples rather than distinguishing between intakes of males and females.
Thus, those data should best be looked at as a composite of all patients, rather than distinguishing between in- and outpatients.
aTOPPRED and HMMTOP are mainly designed to predict the topology of a given membrane protein rather than distinguish transmembrane proteins from cytoplasmic ones.
