By violating the principle of equidistance, his attendance underscored distinctions among dealers.
These differences underscore important distinctions between threat status (which is potentially conflated with natural rarity) and decline (Fig. 1).
The SEC could more clearly underscore the distinction between quarterly guidance and quarterly reporting.
The aim, ultimately, is to underscore a distinction between "us" – those loyal to the president and embraced by the state – and "them", and to ensure that all Egyptians, regardless of their social identities, fear placement on the wrong side of the line.
PCWG3 introduces the concept of no longer clinically benefiting to underscore the distinction between first evidence of progression and the clinical need to terminate or change treatment, and the importance of documenting progression in existing lesions as distinct from the development of new lesions.
She got herself booked on The Montel Williams Show and Good Morning America and ate the stuff on camera–"It's a little bland," she admits to underscore its distinction from everyday brands that use "4-D meat" ("dead, dying, diseased or disabled").
These observations corroborate past studies demonstrating the association of the MYB and MYC proto-oncogenes with cancer, but underscore the distinction between TG versus NTG cells, in that those cells most resistant to therapy (i.e. CoCSC) also most resemble stem/progenitor cells in their phenotype and gene expression profiles.
Because the data will stand, even if future work alters the model, the authors might want consider moving the entire model description and outcome into the Discussion, or in some other way underscore the distinction.
These distinctions underscore the well-established gap between data garnered from efficacy studies and their real-world deployment.
Comments like these underscored the distinction between the singer and the song.
