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However, solely the first Antwerp Period will be discussed here because the artist was only preoccupied with this iconographic theme during this phase of his career.

The details will not be discussed here, because hydrogen bonding in ionic liquids in general[ 44, 47– 53] and upon fluorination[ 25] has been analyzed elsewhere.

Arginine deiminase will only be discussed here, because it generates ammonia and its toxic action on cells presents a problem that makes it less useful as a potential therapeutic agent (Wheatley and Campbell, 2002).

The initial step of sample conditioning will not be discussed here, because it is basically the same as for other headspace techniques, which can be found in the literature [ 5].

It is discussed here because, despite containing five unknown parameters (k E, α E, δ E, β E, and n E), it is relatively simple.

It is discussed here because many feminist environmental philosophers defend positions that draw on Leopold's land ethic (e.g., Chris Cuomo 1998; Deane Curtin 1999; Warren 2000).

Nevertheless, the test is discussed here because previous data from our group revealed that corticosterone level in Ind mice are particularly sensitive to the acute exposure to an open field [33].

This neurotransmitter is discussed here, because it has been shown that it can counteract the promigratory effects of catecholamines.

Procurement documentation belongs to this system, which is not a legal act but is discussed here because of its role in the system.

It has several more parameters (V P, V Q, δ P,δ Q, k P, k Q, W P and W Q) than the first model, but it is discussed here because its equations describe a regulatory mechanism that uses a nontrivial logic operation encoded by the Heaviside function.

Cresswell's [1985] version of the view will be discussed here.[21] Because our concern is with conceptions of structured propositions, there are many features of Cresswell [1985] that will not be discussed (e.g. Cresswell's account of the semantics of verbs of propositional attitude).