He was distinguished for his beauty.
They argue both that normal human anxieties are being pathologized and that the diagnostic criteria for anxiety and depression have been much too sharply distinguished from those for depression, leading to an inability to explain why depression and anxiety so ofter co-occur.
For sure, such meetings have in the past all too often distinguished themselves by the sanctimonious irrelevance of their declarations and a readiness to blame others, especially the United States and Israel, for the region's home-grown failings.
Here, too, Muizelaar distinguished himself early on.
For a time, Mr. Miller, right, also distinguished himself by standing across the street from the other candidates, though he, too, was surrounded more by aides than average voters.
Our study confirms that the 18S-type, currently the most frequently used marker for distinguishing protist strains, is too coarse for distinguishing between ecologically and biogeographically significant units in cercomonads.
On the contrary, these two peaks are too weak to distinguish clearly for those carbon particles prepared by one-step process (Fig. 5a), probably caused by an incomplete aromatization.
We have found that a 34-base sequence is too short for distinguishing some of the closely related HPV genotypes, in particular for some variants of HPV-16, HPV-31 and HPV-33, which share an identical 34-base DNA sequence in this region (Table 2).
Most of the photographs here have exciting or emotional stories attached to them, but many are distinguished, too, by composition, the compelling mood achieved by sombre lighting and their sensitivity for the subjects.
