From the conventional perspective, as articulated by Wright and Bill, natural selection only has an influence by providing opportunities for new adaptive features to provide reproductive advantages.
(Age 30, obese, MP) "If your body feels healthier you feel healthier in your mind.....it all just makes you feel better in yourself.... ........ (Age 33, obese, MP) However, perceived benefits of being physically active in pregnancy were only articulated by our study participants in relation to their own health.
Those things, and the indescribably complex feedback relationships between them, serve only to suggest something else, something deeper, some malaise that can only be articulated by a description of its symptoms.
The precise place of Gassendi in the history of early modern philosophy and science is only partly articulated by recent scholarship, which has tended to focus on one aspect or another of his thought, and to portray Gassendi primarily as an opponent of one or another contemporary, to the neglect of his positive theses.
But the principle articulated by the Greek philosopher Heraclitus rings true: the only thing constant is change.
This sentiment was articulated by Diana Taylor who wrote, "We have only to think of movements driven by outrage against political, social, and economic injustices such as the so-called Arab Spring, the Indignant of Spain, Occupy Wall Street, student movements erupting in Chile, Mexico, Montreal, the 'Dreamers' who spearhead immigration reform in the U.S., to name a few.
As articulated by the NTP panel (NTP 2001), only by including a known estrogenic chemical, such as DES or ethinylestradiol, as a positive control in an experiment can the reason for the failure to find low-dose estrogenic effects of BPA be determined to be due to either inactivity of the chemical, insensitivity of the model animal, or some other variable, such as the type of feed used.
The only other major concept articulated by selfish gene theory is the vehicle.
That reflected a conviction, recently articulated by Sergio Marchionne, the chief executive of Fiat, that only automakers that command economies of scale will survive in the global economy.
Only if one takes the view, articulated by Senator Fessenden in the Johnson impeachment, that impeachment is a power, quote, "to be exercised with extreme caution in extreme cases," can the same standard apply to both Presidents and judges?
