Sentence examples for system has distinctive from inspiring English sources

The Japanese healthcare system has distinctive characteristics such as coverage of all citizens by universal health insurance system, a lack of a primary care system, few certified generalist physicians, and guaranteed access to specialist physicians without a referral.

The benefit of using two home-cage observation systems is that in addition to assessing exploratory activity by way of different tracking parameters (infrared beams or overhead infrared camera) each system has distinctive recording features which complement one another and facilitate in the characterisation of the mice in terms of exploration, circadian and feeding orientated behaviour.

At the scale of ecosystems, grassland, forest and anthropogenic system had distinctive AM fungal communities; while AMF community in successional system was not evidently different with grassland and forest.

"The electric power system has the distinctive characteristic that it contains and moves around all of the energy necessary to destroy itself," Mr. McEachern said.

The system has three distinctive features: estimation of faults caused by design, extraction of faulty parts or faulty operations, and analysis of fault phenomena.

It is demonstrated from displacement tracking results that the proposed MR actuating system has a distinctive control characteristic in an active mode.

Every place in solar system has a distinctive ratio.

From the foregoing discussion, it is concluded that every expression system has their distinctive properties for protein expression.

According to Steiner (2009), the dual apprenticeship system has a distinctive integration function because it absorbs youths who are leaving school early for certain reasons.

Furthermore, the health care system has a distinctive characteristic from other economic sectors: it is the intersection between social welfare and innovation systems.

While each higher education system has its own distinctive features, common problems and issues are shared internationally by researchers, teachers and institutional leaders.