They say that, in the first example, "only" applies to the verb "have," where as in the latter example "only" is pointing squarely at "you," emphasizing the idea that there's no other.
As is illustrated by the latter example, as well as the problem of the truth of the simplicity assumption there was the problem of its ambiguity.
This could cause, for example, the deactivation of cell cycle checkpoints or enhanced exclusion of therapeutic reagents or increased expression of multidrug-resistance proteins, leading, as the name of the latter example already suggests, to resistance not only against already used therapeutic avenues but also against possible future approaches.
The latter example may be used as a way of placing special emphasis on "who", thereby slightly altering the meaning of the question.
The latter example is my story.
As shown in the latter two examples, we made a distinction between non-tumor (adjacent non-tumorous normal tissue) and normal liver (normal tissue from a tumor-free subject) since the two types of control samples have different characteristics [ 7].
The larger Cost values (>2) ensured that training errors on positive examples would outweigh those on the negative examples, as the latter out-numbered the former by a ratio of 17/1.
It is plausible that alcohol – after being metabolized – acts both directly and indirectly in HNC carcinogenesis, the latter for example by acting as a solvent for other possible carcinogens, such as tobacco carcinogens [ 3, 39].
Most of these latter examples exist as distinct protein isoforms generated from alternate pre-mRNA splicing.
