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But suppose that the strongest version of transcendental idealism is false, and that the transcendental idealism thesis is either logically detached from the other two theses or else retained but instead based on a significantly weaker version of transcendental idealism (Hanna 2006b, ch. 5): what remains?

Based on our findings, we are able to observe suggested trends based on a significantly heterogeneous review.

Terrific broth medium was chosen for optimal cell growth based on a significantly increased cell growth compared to Luria Bertani medium.

Radiation-related risks remained increased ⩾20 years after exposure, based on a significantly elevated EOR per Gy for that period (Table 3).

No cold hyperalgesia was present in [Pt(O,O'-acac)(γ-acac)(DMS)]-treated rats, based on a significantly reduced hindlimb withdrawal latency following immersion in a cold 4.5 °C water bath.

Although elevated risks were observed ⩾15 years after treatment (Kleinerman et al, 2013; Morton et al, 2013), our study is the first to our knowledge providing evidence of increased radiation-related risks ⩾20 years after exposure, based on a significantly elevated EOR per Gy for that period.

We identified optimal codons based on a statistically significantly higher RSCU within genes having high expression as compared with those with low expression, that is a positive ▵RSCU (Duret and Mouchiroud 1999; Cutter et al. 2008; Ingvarsson 2008).

The prescription of pressure based on a P V relationship significantly affects the computation of AT high similarity among the 18 clinical cases despite of clear differences in the cardiac deformation and diseased conditions, see Fig.  7.

The aged fat animals were differentiated based on having a significantly different distribution of lean and fat (the fat/lean ratio was 21% for adult rats, 21% for aged lean rats, 42% for aged heavy, 40% for aged light and 55% for aged fat).

The proposed approach based on a simple LUT can significantly improve the time efficiency of DPD process than the corresponding root-finding approach, but its linearization performance is proportional to the table size.

Intakes for a young infant and adolescent based on a typical diet were significantly higher at 42.1 and 8.2 μg/kg-day, respectively.