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Finally, the RDoC envision that biomarkers can represent not only correlates of risk for mental disorder but may also constitute diagnostic tests for the presence or absence of a mental disorder, implying that any legitimate mental disorder has a potential biosignature or direct biological correlates.
Furthermore, we hypothesize that the syndecan-1/tubulin complex may not only act as a vehicle for the transport of GFs to the cell nucleus, but it may also constitute a functional entity in an intracrine route, which operates independently from the cell surface receptor function.
Some of the very short isoforms we have obtained can be artifactual but they may also constitute a possible regulatory mechanism [ 51].
Most previous research has been concerned with the ultimate failure of FRP wrapped beams when FRP ruptures, but debonding of FRP from the sides of the beam may also constitute a limit state in design, either as a serviceability limit state or a lower bound to the ultimate limit state.
It may also constitute a direct attack against civilian objects or civilians, a war crime under international criminal law".
In addition, learning to ride a unicycle may also constitute an ecologically highly valid approach to improve balancing ability, therewith increasing task commitment and training motivation.
Although reading and "reading and research" courses will often be the most helpful for preparing fields, research seminars may also constitute extremely useful preparation.
The high-speediness factor may also constitute a desirable, target network operating point, which the network provider may choose to sustain during network operation by imposing suitable controls.
