Q fever is a variety first recognized in Australia in the 1930's as a similar but distinctive disease affecting people dealing with infected sheep and cattle and their hides and carcasses.
The goal was to initiate a higher state of mindfulness to enhance teaching and learning in these similar, but distinctive activities.
The three remote sensing datasets show generally similar but distinctive performances in characterizing the two key variables over various land cover types.
The CO oxidation reactions on Pd(111), Pd(110) and Pd(100) have similar, but distinctive activation energies (28.1 ± 0.4, 30.7 ± 0.5 and 29.4 ± 0.3kcalmol, respectively) and turnover frequencies, indicating a subtle structure-sensitivity for CO oxidation on different crystal planes of palladium.
Even when grown in mixed Entamoeba cultures (of similar or distinctive natural histories, above), trophozoites aggregated only with members of their own lineage, which is a remarkable discrimination ability at the protist level (Espinosa and Paz-y-Mi o-C 2012).
Urban and rural perceptions, priorities and illness behaviour have similar and distinctive features that are clarified locally.
The same month the hydrogen hypothesis was put forth, a similar but distinctive "syntrophy hypothesis" was proposed by Moreira and López-García [ 52].
Consideration of cultural concepts of cholera and of a comparable serious disease, such as shigellosis, which has both similar and distinctive features, may help to formulate effective strategies, general and specific, for cholera control.
In the mainstream quality improvement and health policy literature there are a variety of overlapping and often conflicting ambitions surrounding accounting, yet their underlying logic is increasingly articulated in a similar and distinctive way.
These differences, as well as differences between E. coli RNAP and S. cerevisiae Pol II, may reflect adaptations resulting in similar but distinctive contributions of conserved residues in highly structurally homologous RNAPs.
