The conclusion reached by these authors is that it is neither allopatry or bottlenecks that promote reproductive isolation, but rather the occurrence of multifarious divergent selection, in conjunction, or followed by, reinforcement, as demonstrated by experiments where hybrids are experimentally eliminated.
But if the introductory clause follows a conjunction we don't.
The move has been announced in conjunction with Paris City Hall, and follows increasing pressure on Airbnb to manage the growing number of illegal listings on the site.
Assuming that the others are (or, at least, include) all the forms other than the one, it follows, in conjunction with the previously established result that the one is (see section 6.7 above), that every form is.
CHWs (n=432) were given mobile phones and trained to use them in conjunction with antenatal follow up in the community.
The same can be assumed for respiratory rate: it is likely to have occurred in conjunction with hypoxemia, followed by immediate intubation.
Since σ is assumed to be equivalent to the conjunction of the σi, it follows that σ and the set Δ = {σi : i ∈ I} have the same models.
Notably, (Cons) was defended by Hempel (1945) and, in fact, one can show that it follows from the conjunction of (qualitative) Confirmation Complementary and the Special Consequence Condition, and so from both Hempelian and \(F\ -confirmation.
It is often used in conjunction with convergent thinking, which follows a particular set of logical steps to arrive at one solution, which in some cases is a "correct" solution.
PPC was localized in each participant as follows: a GLM conjunction analysis of ANGLE vs. baseline and COLOR vs. baseline ((A>B)∧(C>B)) was performed, revealing regions where activity was modulated by both tasks in an individual participant.
