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Hylomorphism holds that no such object is metaphysically simple, but rather comprises two distinct metaphysical elements, one formal and one material.

As we have mentioned before, nested cross-validation estimate is not a property of the selected model, but rather comprises assessment of the selected model M and the protocol P used to select it.

Third, the choice of the SNPs was not random, but rather comprises a source of commercially available TaqMan® assays for variable SNPs targeted for disease gene discovery [34] (see Materials and Methods).

Isoform-3 (BMCC1-3/BMCC1/ABO50197) reported by Machida et al. [23] does not overlap BMCC1-2 but rather comprises 13 distinct exons (exons 7 19) positioned immediately downstream of PCA3.

Furthermore, it has been suggested that BIS-reactivity is not a unified construct either conceptually [ 26] or in terms of its psychometric assessment [ 28], but rather comprises two systems: a pure reaction to punishment or the flight, fight, freeze system (FFFS), and a reaction to probable or expected punishment known as BIS-anxiety [ 10, 28].

A relatively consistent association between childhood conduct disorder and both these outcomes has been apparent in these investigations 9. Recent evidence suggests that conduct disorder is, itself, not a single phenomenon but rather comprises four distinct longitudinal phenotypes apparent between the ages of 4 and 13 years 10.

QI and QIR are not reliably distinguishable, but rather comprise a continuum of activities.

As our non-automated method for data discovery and WikiProteins for protein knowledge exchange illustrate, ontologies are not standalone solutions for interoperability but rather comprise a component of or input to large-scale interoperability infrastructures.

Under pathological conditions microglia do not constitute a uniform cell population, but rather comprise a family of cells with diverse phenotypes, which may be associated to beneficial or, on the contrary, to detrimental biological activities (Schwartz et al., 2006).

The ERF population is a cross-sectional cohort and includes 3,000 individuals who were not selected based on health information but rather comprise living descendants of 22 couples who had at least six children baptized in the community church in approximately 1850 1900.

This community was founded in the middle of eighteenth century and includes approximately 3,000 individuals, who were not selected based on health information, but rather comprise living descendants of 22 couples who had at least 6 children baptized in the community church around 1850 1900.