As was just noted, a certain kind of reductive naturalist seems to have an easy reply to Blackburn's argument.
Additionally, extracellular symbiotic bacteria of certain insects may undergo reductive evolution, as long as they are obligate and vertically transmitted [12], [13].
But then again, one of Trumpet's concerns, along with an ultra-sensitive understanding of "the private life that turns suddenly and horrifically public", is finding a means of working against the reductive power of certain kinds of storytelling, certain ways of telling "truth" about real lives.
"So it's not that I thought 'I'm playing a journalist, what an awful thing to do.' That's a really simplistic, reductive thing that certain sections of the press do".
Considering the coexisting of lamellar and tubular structures in our system, we propose that the formation of Sb nanotubes might also involve the rolling of its pseudolamellar structure, as shown in Fig. 4; the formation processes are as follows: First, some primary Sb atoms are formed by solvothermal reductive reaction at certain temperature and pressure.
The idea of being lectured or chastised for behaving in a certain way feels alienating and reductive.
In particular, no additional information can be obtained from C-labeled glucose experiments about certain biosynthetic pathways, nucleotide salvage pathways, reductive citric acid cycle reactions, and certain alternate pathways peripheral to glycolysis, such as an alternate pathways from DHAP to D-lactate.
Aside from gene loss resulting from reductive genome evolution, the absence of certain genes within the analysed genome region could also be explained by gene duplications or rearrangements.
In certain degenerative disorders of the spine, the initial pain reductive effect of conservative therapy does not last and there are relapses in long term follow-up since the causative factor(s) has not been treated [21].
Adaptive molecular strategies of microbes implicate diverse molecular processes like horizontal acquisition of beneficial genes or genome islands, elimination of superfluous genes through reductive evolution, genetic recombination, positive selection in certain genes and so on [ 1- 9].
