Perhaps inspired by Barsalou's work, Prinz (2002; see also Gallese & Lakoff, 2005) has recently made a detailed defense of something very like the traditional Empiricist theory of concepts (usually, although not invariably, interpreted as the view that concepts are images (see section 2.3.3)).
Because misclassification of an outcome or exposure usually (although not invariably) biases measures of association towards the null, we hypothesized that the magnitude of risk (measured as adjusted odds ratios [aOR] with 95percentt confidence intervals [CI]) for known risk factors would move further from unity with less misclassification.
Most often, although not invariably, GSK-3s function as negatively acting kinases by inhibiting the functions of substrates at baseline.
And, often although not invariably, bigger brains.
Hallucinations and delusions, although not invariably present, are often a conspicuous symptom in schizophrenia.
While it is the fundamental nature of a continuum to be undivided, it is nevertheless generally (although not invariably) held that any continuum admits of repeated or successive division without limit.
Owing to their rich vascularity, carcinoid tumours characteristically, although not invariably, enhance intensely with intravenous contrast on CT and MRI.
For example, for many types of cancer, it is well established that the size of the primary tumor correlates with the probability of metastasis formation [ 56] (although this is not invariably the case [ 57]).
Therefore, p48v-myb does not invariably prevent the expression of p75c-myb.
12 MRI does not invariably demonstrate the site of subsheath tear.
The concept of externally managed care grew out of that realization although, admittedly, the concept was not invariably well applied during the 1990s.
