Lewis's theory does not eliminate all semantic indeterminacy; when there are equally natural candidates to be the denotation of a term, and each of them is consistent with our dispositions to use the term, then the denotation of the term is simply indeterminate between those candidates.
Consistent with a similar disposition of MPA, both EC-MPS and MMF treatments resulted in the same ratio of MPAG to MPA exposure, 23:1.
The fact that this arrangement is seen in several vetulicolian taxa, including the relatively distantly related Heteromorphus, is consistent with this ventral disposition being original.
I am also curious why more families who care about their loved ones don't choose to reclaim their remains and accord them whatever final disposition would be consistent with the deceased's faith, traditions or beliefs.
The decline of clearance was faster for patients with lower BSIZ than for those with higher BSIZ, also consistent with target-mediated drug disposition.
Citalopram reduced a speeding associated with incentive motivation, suggesting that the drug induced a more cautious response disposition, an effect consistent with previous findings [ 27, 28].
All 4 SUP05 Caudovirales contigs were absent from surface waters, but repeatedly detected within and below the oxycline, consistent with SUP05 water column disposition.
PCB 136 levels in feces and urine decreased from day 1 to day 3, which is also consistent with earlier PCB 136 disposition studies in rodents.
The anion binding titrations indicate that weak 1 1 binding is dominant with additional contributions from 1 2 gelator/anion complexes, consistent with the widely separated disposition of the two urea functionalities.
The core domains specified by the IMMPACT consensus – pain, physical functioning, emotional functioning, patient global judgment, symptoms and adverse events, and patient disposition – are generally consistent with the OMERACT-III [ 11] and adopted by the World Health Organization/International Leagues of Associations for Rheumatology (WHO/ILAR).
There were lots of gods in power at any given time and there was no guarantee that their dispositions would be consistent.
