8 Microarrays do not provide full information about genes, but rather they denote genes indirectly through their expressions.
Furthermore, recall that Frege proposed that terms following propositional attitude verbs denote not their ordinary denotations but rather the senses they ordinarily express.
Students don't receive grades but rather achieve levels of expertise, denoted on their report cards as "pre-novice," "novice," "apprentice," "senior" and "master".
As decision nodes are under the decision maker's control, these arcs do not denote influences but rather temporal precedence (in the sense of flow of information).
Like the gene, our notion of dene is intended to capture the essence of genetic transmission, but, rather than being confined to denoting a discrete chunk of DNA, it is far richer and more expressive.
First, as the analyzed data is derived from retrospective analysis of medical claims, the findings do not denote causality, but rather focus on identifying temporal association among patient outcomes.
Thus, population size is not so much a causal force, but rather a proxy aggregate variable that denotes a set of diverse socio-economic mechanisms that derive advantages from the co-location and intense interaction of people.
The only difference is, in the modern sentential calculus φ and ψ are not construed as terms denoting truth-values, but rather as sentences having truth conditions (though, in the semantics of the sentential calculus, sentences are assigned truth-values as their 'semantic value', and they are considered true/false according to which truth-value serves as their semantic value).
'Participatory' research, according to some scholars, does not denote specific methods but rather an approach which emphasizes knowledge-for-action through local identification of problems, perspectives and priorities.
It should be cautioned that the term "number of fibers" as used in current DTI analysis does not denote exact fiber count but, rather, some measure of fiber number.
