The authors concluded that much of the improvement was related to the refinement of criteria distinguishing diffuse astrocytomas from oligodendrogliomas/oligoastrocytomas and pilocytic astrocytomas, representing distinctions which are clinically quite relevant.
"To get in, you have to present some real distinction in the applicant pool," Ms. McGrath Lewis said, and being a valedictorian in itself "is not likely to represent distinction".
And Jean-Marc Roudinesco died in France, the country he represented with distinction on many occasions.
The draw also means Latics boss Uwe Rosler will return to City, whom he represented with distinction between 1994 and 1998, for the first time in his managerial career.
Table 4 raises an interesting point regarding the answers given by students when asked to identify six different cases of plagiarism that had been selected to represent fine distinctions of plagiarism with different levels of difficulty in their identification.
And it cannot be a reality which is exactly represented by the distinction, for then the distinction would be real rather than conceptual.
Note: the article was changed to more clearly represent the distinction between the EU's announcement of four points and the eight agreed on by the coalition.
Participants represented the following distinctions: municipal and provincial government, economic development, entrepreneurism and business, health care, power generation, forest products industry, tourism and culture, and education.
If the second dimension no longer represents a distinction between economic and social policy, then what does it reflect?
As fashion, he said, it represents a distinction at a time when major houses need to "recapture their DNA".
