As a consequence of these basic topological features, almost all real-world complex networks exhibit a mesoscopic level of organization, called communities [58].
However, it should be noted that it does not fail due to the postulation of a third truth-value or a truth-value gap (cf. Hintikka 1991: 20, 55).[27] Rather, the failure is a consequence of the basic assumptions of the entire semantic theory (GTS).
The use of ligand-free conditions, or catalysts with diphosphine or tridentate pyridine-based ligands, resulted in either low substrate conversion or ester cleavage, presumably as a consequence of the basic nature of the fluoride anion.
Although treated mice had markedly lower food intake and higher energy expenditure, the latter as a consequence of increased basic metabolic rate, the results indicated a direct effect of NAE at the transcriptional level, with increased expression of genes involved in fatty acid oxidation.
The log log correlations between observed or theoretical species γ-diversity and the available land area along the elevation gradient suggest that elevation impacts γ-diversity mainly through the so-called 'area effect' as a consequence of the basic species/area relationship (Sanders 2002).
It has been an unavoidable consequence of basic optics for more than a century: A light microscope can't reveal objects much smaller than half the wavelength of the light passing through its lens.
It might therefore seem appropriate to consider mirror mechanisms not as fundamental, but, instead, as a consequence of the more basic neuroscience principle of correlation learning and of cortical connectivity.
Taken together, this argues that higher QoL in psoriasis patients is, at least in part, a consequence of high levels of basic hope.
As a consequence of this progress, the basic nuclear scientists, especially nuclear and radiopharmaceutical chemists will be seeking professionals in the next new century.
(C11) is again a consequence of (25) and of some basic computation involving the definition of Lorentz norm (see [22, 41]).
