This paper proposes a novel adaptive method of resource discovery from a different point of view to distinguish it from existing work.
It may be helpful, strictly from a labelling point of view, to distinguish between these polar arteries, tagging them as polar branches when they arise from the main renal artery and polar accessory arteries when they have a separate origin.
It is particularly important from a prognostic point of view to distinguish primary extranodal lymphoma from secondary extranodal involvement by disseminated nodal disease.
An old view of haemostasis distinguished two initiation pathways: tissue factor ("extrinsic" pathway) and contact activation system (CAS) ("intrinsic" pathway).
When the permanent glass is replaced in the two arched glass windows overlooking the lobby on the third floor -- each window 16 feet wide and 10 feet high -- Deloitte employees will have a good view of those distinguishing features, which are widely regarded as the building's architectural and artistic treasures.
In the outline account of metaphysical theories given above, six different kinds of view were distinguished, each of which may be said to be grounded in one or more areas of experience.
Or had the tiara been passed down?" The strings of questions are meant to suggest the texture of thought, and yet the window into the women's heads reveals a monotonous landscape, the sisters' respective points of view distinguished only by each one's obedient adherence to her personality profile.
In view of the difficulty of distinguishing between these two closely related species, the specificity and availability of these two primer sets might prove to be a useful tool for distinguishing between them.
Among other criteria [ 45, 46], a number of authors have interpreted these scores from a dichotomous point of view for the purpose of distinguishing those subjects with serious burnout symptoms from other individuals.
Genovesi's mercantilist view of economics is distinguished by a brilliant analysis of demand, by his high valuation of labour, and by his efforts to reconcile free competition with protectionist policies.
