Imperatives and indicative clauses containing MODALITY occupy almost equal statuses in Wong's translation, but a more polite form of imperative, suggestive (Let's/Let us), is adopted by Wong.
The Mood element may also contain mood Adjuncts, which are described as adverbial groups expressing temporality, modality and intensity.
If we are realistic about possible worlds semantics, the model theory for modal talk itself does not contain primitive modality, instead containing worlds as points of evaluation and the notion of truth at a world, in which case 'there is' in the above truth recursion does not occur inside the scope of a possibility operator.
Drug candidate pipelines are increasing with a range of heterogeneous products containing new modalities such as mAbs, biospecifics, fusion proteins, and nanobodies.
Alternatively, carriers can also be formulated from polymers containing photoresponsive modalities that respond through chemical changes such as isomerization, oxidation, dimerization, and bond cleavage.
MRI technique contains many imaging modalities that scans and capture the internal structure of human brain.
Table 1 contains definitions of modalities used in the nutrition treatment of aminoacidopathies, including PAH deficiency.
Formally, the language of propositional Ockhamist branching-time temporal logic, OBTL, contains, besides the temporal modalities \(F,P,\) a modality \(\diamondsuit\) for referring to the possible histories passing through the current instant.
We found no significant differences between the saccade and the verbal response trials (p>0.15 for every F-test containing the response modality as factor), suggesting that the mode of response is irrelevant in this kind of perceptual decision.
Your boundary ritual ideally contains as many sensory modalities as possible.
From 2002 such claims contain codes for modality (e.g. MRI) and localisation (e.g. knee) and may also contain other codes from the Norwegian radiology coding system NORAKO [ 16].
