Precisely in these cases, and just for this reason, the evidence \ e\) must not be double-counted: by using it for the construction of the theory, its confirmational power becomes "dried out", so to speak.
We are well aware that a number of strange claims concerning the role of DNA methylation are currently being made, and it precisely for this reason that we try to make it very clear that we are talking about genetic effects in this paper (DNA methylation is essentially treated as a phenotype).
And it is precisely for this reason, Arendt points out, that the Greeks valued poetry and history so highly, because they rescued the glorious (as well as the less glorious) deeds of the past for the benefit of future generations (HC, 192 ff; BPF, 63 75).
And it's precisely for this reason, the town's languid, low-key atmosphere, as well as some nicely priced real estate, that a savvy group of early adopters — artists, architects and designers — has descended on this lost-glory town, snatching up old, dilapidated haciendas and refurbishing them into year-round retreats or Shangri-Las for rent.
The contents archived in the individual mind – events, facts, concepts and capacities – are precisely for this reason something more than the representation of a single, unique personality.
And also that it is all too likely that some things that happen in our lives will indeed be "beyond all expectations" — and that it is precisely for this reason that we are able to live those lives.
Second, keratocyte movement is very particular in its characteristics and in fact was chosen as a model system precisely for this reason.
(Advocates of a correspondence theory have criticized Brentano precisely for this reason. See Schlick 1925, pp.60ff and 176ff).
