However, significant pair-wise distinctions were detected between matrilines A and C and between matrilines B and C (Tukey's post- hoc tests, P = 0.017 and P = 0.001, respectively).
Wise or not, it was a distinction inherited from centuries of legal tradition, not invented as a made-up way to keep the gays from contaminating marriage.
The US government would be wise to recognise the distinction before a repeat of Oklahoma City occurs.
But there are also ethical and philosophical questions about whether it is wise to blur the distinction between what is human and what is not.
I remember thinking that the distinction was a wise one: although my New Yorker husband liked it just fine, the tender buttermilk crust was too soft for a New York pizza.
In any event, there is an absolute distinction between the wise and the ignorant.
"I think it appropriate to emphasize the distinction between constitutionality and wise policy," Justice John Paul Stevens said in a one-paragraph opinion that was also signed by Justice David H. Souter.
That's not a distinction to which a wise archbishop would want to draw attention, but it's going to be hard to avoid.
First, there is the distinction between being existent, good, wise, and so on, essentially, and being existent, good, wise, and so on, by participation.
To experimentally make this distinction a third pair-wise comparison (C2/3) was included to compare expression of genes between water-stressed region 2 and well-watered region 3 as these are both regions of growth deceleration.
Without the clear distinction between roles, a time-wise separation of the two areas of life is bound to fail.
