I am purportedly infertile, so that could be my only real chance of motherhood.
The addition of probiotics (i.e. purportedly beneficial ingestible microbes) to the diet tends to decrease food intake, consistent with the hypothesis that greater gut diversity may limit microbial control over eating behavior.
Only, in my case, Alain Robbe-Grillet was the instigator and, as an adolescent, I remember the excitement produced by the book's propositions: that it purportedly granted greater agency to the reader, supposedly bared the scaffolding of writing.
At the very least, it might be said on behalf of this strain of Externalism (along the lines of Soames 1984) that linguistics will need careful work on languages as intersubjectively accessible systems before hypotheses about the I-language that purportedly produces them can be investigated.
The latter phenomenon stirred up the stem cell field by providing an alternative explanation to some of the early observations on stem cell plasticity whereby cells, in some cases, purportedly transdifferentiated, i.e. acquired a phenotype different from the cells of their tissue of origin [3].
"People tell me that I have grown old and I should retire," he purportedly said.
We assessed the relationships between IGF-I bioactivity and lifestyle factors purportedly associated with IGF-I immunoreactivity.
After reading the great essays, Whitman purportedly said: "I was simmering, simmering, simmering.
Even so, I've returned to Georgia with hot red patches on the back on my neck and knees – places where I sweated through my purportedly sweat-proof SPF 50-plus sunblock – and on my driving arm.
This seems to have gone on for quite a while, until an Italian literary scholar, Domenico Scarpa, discovered from a doctoral dissertation that the words in question were not Levi's but Gentiloni's, and, purportedly, that I was the source of the error.
What does gender have to do with it?, I ask, channeling the purportedly gender-blind proponents of pure, context-free meritocracy.
