Additionally, computed tomography (CT) imaging was done in cases of marked bone destruction.
In cases of marked nutritional deficiency there may be a rapid increase in the scoliotic deformity, even in the slow vertebral growth years (8 to 10 years).
Even so, the principle of going water neutral – or even 'net positive', as in the case of Coca Cola – marks an "honourable goal", according to Piers Clark, commercial director at UK utility Thames Water.
Filled dots indicate bonobo-specific homoplasies (in case of positions marked by empty circles, the classification of human polymorphic positions as non-homoplasic was less conservative).
In most non-Pama-Nyungan languages, subject and object pronominals (as well as the usual categories of tense, aspect, and mood) are marked in verbal inflection, and some languages (such as Nunggubuyu) make little use of case marking on nouns.
Could it be then that determiners serve the purpose of case marking?
Which of the two pathways is chosen during the comprehension of a given sentence crucially depends on the morphological informativeness (i.e. presence or absence of unambiguous morphological case marking) of the arguments.
c Case 6 overlay with bounding box; arrows highlighting position of (d) medial sural and (e) posterior tibial perforators Open image in new window Fig. 4 a Case 5 marking of skin under HoloLens guidance.
For example, it is plausible to think that a central function of the definite determiner is to mark for some form of possessive case marking.
Case marking: What kind of case distinction is found with EPs? Three cases (nominative, accusative, dative) can be distinguished for the human Experiencer in Czech (Filip 1996), indicating a three-way role distinction.
