It permits what (Evans, 2003) calls "abstract hypothetical thinking" which allows us to make inferences from hypothetical situations that have not yet happened an attribute specifically linked to human learning.
"There are many others that our systems catch which are more difficult to attribute specifically to Russian intelligence, but the number would be in the tens of thousands of fake accounts…".
Others have complained about unusual symptoms, which they attribute specifically to TETRA base station signals.
Applied to the current study of smoking behavior and QOL outcomes, this framework makes an important distinction between tests in relation to objectively-measured clinical parameters such as biomarkers of smoking exposure (box 1) and the hypothesized sequence of self-reported outcomes including smoking-specific symptoms (box 2) and the QOL impact attributed specifically to smoking (box 3).
The results revealed that student perceptions rely heavily on spatial attributes, specifically visibility and furniture, and ambient attributes, specifically air quality and temperature, which are highly impacted by the design, management and maintenance of classrooms.
Late last year, the Trump administration canceled a Defense Department policy that limited the military's ability to use cluster munitions, which, at a conference on Friday in Arlington, Va., Deputy Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan attributed specifically to the threat posed by North Korea.
The location of the interrogation window, or region of interest (ROI), was obtained through 3-pentanone tracer PLIF of the reactants and ensured that any observed variation could be attributed specifically to mean equivalence ratio gradient effects, rather than simple mixture strength effects.
Microinjection of full-length EGFP mRNA with the LvEndo16 morpholino-targeted sequence confirmed that this phenotype can be attributed specifically to the loss of Endo16 protein.
For this reason, the ship capacity (in RoRo shipping generally expressed in lane-meters) cannot be attributed specifically to either cars or trucks.
Here is it is important to see that Rawls is still not attributing specifically moral motives a desire to be reasonable and do what is right and just for their own sake to the parties in the original position.
In contrast, Chandrasiri et al. [15, 18] have dealt with a more natural case: motions in both longitudinal and lateral directions of the driving simulator/real vehicle are considered with multiple attributes (specifically, speed is not fixed, and the driver can control the vehicle in both longitudinal and lateral directions).
