A similar pattern is observed in an MDS plot of only Native American individuals, except that the Aché population forms a distinct cluster, in agreement with previous population genetic evidence of the distinctiveness of this population (Battilana et al. 2002; Kohlrausch et al. 2005; Wang et al. 2007; Callegari-Jacques et al. 2008).
In this paper, we described the distinctiveness of population biobanking and defined distinctions between a range of disciplinary approaches to translation in/of research.
It is very important that our politics reflect the universality of human experience as well as the distinctiveness of this place we call America.
Resolutions expressing alarm at the human rights situation in Sri Lanka have been passed before by the council, but the distinctiveness of this draft is that it asks the UN's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to carry out an inquiry.
To appreciate the distinctiveness of this new situation, it helps to recall that the period of normalcy was characterized by (1) critical interaction with the philosophical ideas coming from outside Latin America, (2) an increase in dialogue within Latin America, and (3) the institutionalization of philosophy.
Here we provide new morphological and experimental data on the distinctiveness of this species pair.
High correlations (>0.70) were considered undesirable because this would question the distinctiveness of the scales.
This further supports the distinctiveness of the two morphs in terms of their patterns of gene expression.
The TAP1A and TAP1B genes share 70% nucleotide identity across this region, emphasizing the distinctiveness of these genes from one another.
Clearly communicate the actions that lead to good and appropriate performance of CHW duties and promote the link between this performance and the distinctiveness of the CHW collective.
