The desolation she consequently feels is not merely at being away from home, but is in the absence in her life of love and ultimately of any meaning.
Reflecting the hypotheses generating character of our analyses, all p-values cited are given as nominal values, i.e. they are uncorrected for multiple testing situations and consequently may be interpreted merely in an explorative manner.
Some Naiyāyikas, however, impose a more demanding requirement, that to be 'semantically fit' the utterance must be true, i.e. that 'fit' = 'true', not merely 'possible', and consequently that an utterance is intelligible only if it is true!
Therefore, AX is merely responding to changes in availability of X, while BX responds to changes in availability of X and B, and its sensitivity is consequently greater.
A term like the "Renaissance" is consequently utilised by them only on the proviso that it is understood as merely an abstract general concept.
For both of them, like for Kant, objectification involves treating a person, someone with humanity, as an object of merely instrumental worth, and consequently reducing this person to the status of an object for use.
His main intent in this work was to show that it is impossible to derive an ethic from merely shared feelings and consequently to show that ethics assumes as original an intention of love.
However, most studies reported to date have merely obtained 'snapshot' metabolic profiles in microalgae; consequently, little is known about metabolic turnover or pathways in these organisms [ 22].
For a partner a payout can be considered merely a return of capital rather than a profit, and consequently no tax is due until the sale of the underlying security.
