Perhaps my earlier supposition on the value of patreonomics will be the deciding factor.
In the later Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality (1905), Freud contends, contrary to the earlier supposition that sexuality intervenes from the outside, that sexuality is a primordial and innate (if also inchoate) force of infantile life, arising from the bodily sensations that accompany the life processes.
New material of Didazoon confirms the earlier supposition [ 16] that the five external openings, which evidently have a less complex anatomy than that of Vetulicola, are connected to the interior.
JOHN CASSIDY: As I said earlier, my supposition is that if the economy continues to deteriorate, the Republican candidates will move away from Hoover and towards Reagan/Bush.
For example, the early oncogenesis hypothesis is based on the supposition that the prognostic gene expression profiles are due to somatic mutations.
Surveillance strategies in cancer are adopted for the following: detection of local or distant recurrences based on the supposition that early detection and treatment prolongs survival; detection of secondary tumours or other relevant medical conditions, which might have been caused by previous anti-cancer treatment; and as a source of reassurance to the patient.
Distinct from these were what Peter of Spain called natural supposition, mentioned earlier in the discussion of signification, and what Ockham and others call improper supposition, covering metaphor and other figures of speech.
Screening for cancer is based on the supposition that earlier diagnosis will lead to improved prognosis.
We also found that BV did not increase with increasing age as suggested earlier [ 20] a supposition which is very commonly quoted in reviews of BV.
From the early fourteenth century, signification and supposition came to dominate among the properties.
It is too early to tell whether that supposition was correct - even though Uruguay were thrashed 4-0.
