According to Meager, the identity of the individual artist is not a factor of work individuation: should two different persons independently author poems that happen to consist in the same sequence of words, they have independently authored the same work, even if their motives, intentions, and contexts are strikingly different.
In some experiments, the cells were infected with an adenoviral vector expressing an SLK suppressor hairpin RNA (psiStrike; Promega) that consisted in the same siRNA sequence.
A graphical representation of these data is shown in the Figure 3 with a classical phylogenic tree including SPA homologs available from other cereals (cf parameters in material and method) and illustrates that wheat SPA and barley BLZ2 consists in the same Triticeae subfamily in which Ae. speltoides and T. aestivum-gB SPA sequences are linked on the same branch.
Using an automatic method of delineation consisting in applying the same threshold for all patients is therefore inaccurate and inappropriate for the determination of lung functional volumes with 68Ga-V/Q PET/CT.
But after a first tentative test of all of them consisting in the search for the same chain, and comparing the results, it was decided to include a review in this work referring to Education & Information Technology Library (EdlTLib, currently LearnTechLib The Learning and Technology Library), Web of Science (WOS), and EBSCO Academic Search.
By accepting this premise the traditional tension between acting and thinking considerably shrinks, as the capacity to detect the meaning of the behaviors of others consists in employing the same resources used to model our motor behavior.
Two normalization steps were used: the first normalization consisted in loading the same quantity of template RNA in each well and the second in normalizing the data against an endogenous gene.
The final set of experiments consisted in repeating the same protocol following DNP at 1 K instead of 4.2 K, to evaluate the maximum achievable 13C polarization (Fig. 4b,d,f).
The execution flow in this case (Fig. 6) consists in executing the same module several times.
Locke thus rejected what we might call a substance-based view of identity, which maintains that persons at different times are identical to one another in virtue of their consisting in one and the same substance.
