Furthermore, the employed c-Abl mutants change their cellular localization and therefore introduce more confusion in the field.
Topological defects in graphene, such as dislocations and grain boundaries, can produce out-of-plane buckling defects, which can bulge either up or down and, therefore, introduce two different polarities (namely, "up" and "down").
The results showed that if the irrigation demand continuous to increase, the current management strategy would lead to acceleration of the groundwater depletion, and therefore introduce ecological problems to this basin.
The definition of infertility remains as a disease characterized by the failure to establish a clinical pregnancy; however, it also acknowledges that the failure to become pregnant does not always result from a disease, and therefore introduces the concept of an impairment of function which can lead to a disability.
Our result did not show any changes in concentration of AFB1, and therefore, introduced complex was specific for AFM1.
The motivation for carrying out resource allocation is that D2D pairs and relays may occupy the same spectrum as regular cellular user and therefore introduce co-channel interference into the system.
The above approach to compute the encrypted distances in [9] uses the homomorphic property of the cryptosystem without any optimization and therefore introduces a considerable computational overhead for user i.
Some are convinced that the problem is hopeless (Anscombe 1989, pp. 110 1; Wilson 1989, Ch. 9; O'Brien 2007, Ch. 8); others that it can be solved by appeal to such phenomena as causal direction and guidance, which are found outside the province of intentional action and therefore introduce no circularity (Thalberg 1984; Mele 1992, Ch. 11; Setiya 2007a, pp. 31 2).
K.P. Schmidt, in 1945, agreed with Dunn's conclusion that maculata and punctata of Gray were not the same, but he noted Andersson's point that punctata was preoccupied and therefore introduced the new name Mabuya atlantica to replace punctata.
