Thus, according to such a view, the proper task of logic consists, ultimately, in investigating "the laws of being true" (Sluga 2002, 86).
Field examinations can ultimately consist of audits of so-called related returns and may include an examination of Forms 1120, 1120S, 1065 or 1041.
Note that the UTE was not filtered against portions of TEs that are repeated within an element, such as LTRs of LTR-retrotransposons. Ultimately, the UTE consisted of 83% of the original exemplar database, with 1,514 elements represented for read mapping (see Results).
It seems likely that the treatment for cystic fibrosis will ultimately consist of combinations of these targeted therapies, much the way people with AIDS have gained longevity with multi-drug regimens.
Despite the developers' grandiose claims, the project was not a success and ultimately consisted solely of shopping units, many of which stood empty for up to five years.
The final library resulted from further curation and scrutiny of those peaks and ultimately consisted of 327 unique compounds.
The estate ultimately consisted of sixteen structures, including an aviary, and fifty-five baroquely furnished rooms, among them a rathskeller.
To denote information about the relations their data suggested, they created a biological nomenclature that ultimately consisted of the categories kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species.
The patient population ultimately consisted of 28 patients, 13 patients with type 1 and 15 patients with type 2 diabetes.
Democratic governance ultimately consists of a series of relationships between rulers and ruled, so even if judges routinely think of our government as one of laws and not persons, self-government means precisely that laws must be traceable to citizens.
Every conceivable shape or design ultimately consists of a series of very basic shapes.
