Research in speech perception suggests that distinctive features are based on both articulatory and acoustic information.
The findings suggest that distinctive features we attribute to Neandertals evolved piecemeal and that some of these features were apparent a half-million years ago.
Space prevents a further discussion of all possible objections to the supervaluationist account, but interested readers are particularly encouraged to look at Neil McKinnon's objection to the account (see the Other Internet Resources section), which suggests that distinctive problems arise for the supervaluationist when there really are two or more clouds involved.
However, the observation that bulk silica-particles are unable to induce an increase of BOWs (Figure 7) suggests that distinctive nanoparticle properties are required for impairment of the worm's reproductive system.
The data suggested that distinctive types of immunity were induced by the different adjuvants.
The characteristic patterns and specific genetic associations of SSc autoantibodies suggest that distinctive mechanisms contribute to different autoantibody-associated SSc subsets.
An alternative circulating virulent-avirulent FCoV hypothesis of viral pathogenesis suggests that distinctive benign and pathogenic strains of FECV circulate in a population, and that the disease will develop only in those persons infected by the virulent strains.
This study suggests that distinctive insulin compounds (exceeding a certain daily dose) could contribute to tumour growth by enhancing local angiogenesis, possibly parallel to the established direct mitogenic and proliferative effects of insulin on tumours [ 5].
The resulting RF classifiers showed much lower accuracy than the models built based on the complete protein sequences, suggesting that less distinctive features were encoded in the N-terminus of these 2 groups of proteins.
No expression was detected in petal or sepal tissues, suggesting that the distinctive alternative transcript of At4g04620 is specifically expressed in the ovule (V. Pérez-España and J-Ph. Vielle-Calzada, unpublished results).
