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While our mitochondrial data reveal the presence of several highly divergent clades (3 5 % pairwise distance), the nuclear locus only shows distinctiveness in the Pacific Northwest and Western Great Basin clades (Fig.  2).

There are no well-supported clades on the phylogenetic tree of haplotypes that show distinctiveness, and the haplotype network has no distinct structure (Fig. 4).

Lord Rennard, the former Lib Dem chief executive, says in the Financial Times (subscription) that Nick Clegg needs to find policy areas to push that "do not threaten the coalition agreement but allow him to show distinctiveness from both the other main parties".

In contrast, 35 of the 36 individuals sampled from the Pacific Northwest and Western Great Basin sample localities showed distinctiveness in at least one of six nucleotide positions in 28S, with many individuals showing substitutions at all six positions (outgroup taxa had fixed variation in at least eight positions in 28S, all different than the variable sites in the ingroup) (Fig.  2).

The BoW descriptor represents the distribution of visual words and shows considerable distinctiveness and robustness; hence, this descriptor has been widely used in the field of CBIR.

In a crowded literary prize calendar the Folio has tried hard to show its distinctiveness.

Moreover, when similarity of activity is considered as given by the commonly active targets, some medicinal pairs may show both distinctiveness and non-distinctiveness and the cliff representation is not sufficient.

The signals conveyed may reproduce normative cultural content and reinforce affinities between playmates (promote social solidarity), or they can be meant to show the distinctiveness of the user and even convey some measure of the user's dominance over playmates.

The long journey from wetlands to publication in a scientific journal required several steps to definitively show the distinctiveness of the new critter.

Building on that theme, E. P. Clowney explained that three dimensions of Christian meditation are crucial, not merely for showing its distinctiveness, but for guiding its practice.

Although subsp. tatrica did not show genetic distinctiveness in this study, there is "genetic evidence" for the subspecies A. halleri subsp. tatrica [ 31].