Now a new menace has arisen: a type of crystal methamphetamine called shisha, after the Turkish water pipe, but otherwise known as poor man's cocaine, brewed from barbiturates and other ingredients including alcohol, chlorine and even battery acid.
For a genuine proposition to arise, a sentence type's literal content (as determined by syntax and conventional word meaning) must be enriched or otherwise modified by primary pragmatic processes based on the speakers' background knowledge relative to each particular context of use of the sentence.
Thus, negative findings may simply arise as a type II statistical error through lack of power, and, therefore, cannot be used to differentiate HIF2 patients from CP patients.
As Muslims sought to establish their identity as a religious community and to define their doctrinal stance, there arose a dogmatic type of tafsīr.
While this core hierarchy may explain how the major cell types arise, a number of studies, too many to review here, have revealed that several additional factors that also influence particular retinal fates.
But it actually arises from a type of primitive nerve cell.
This suggests that the ancestor of living amphibians arose from a type of primordial freshwater fish, rather than the coelacanth, lungfish, or modern saltwater fish.
Most often, those methods — capable of probing only specific, limited regions of the genome arising from a type of experiment called DNA microarrays — led to the exclusive scrutiny of regions called promoters nestled near the start of the gene.
An opportunity to explain the peaks of 1995 and 1996 also arises, and a type 2 error is likewise avoided.
However, this problem arises from a type of pseudoreplication inherent to simulated data (Waples and Faulkner 2009) and therefore ceases to be a problem when considering data from natural populations, where each sample has associated with it only one realized Ne*, which is the parameter of interest.
