For example, CCs can contribute secondary – in recent terms, 'non-at-issue' – meanings concerning a 'propositional attitude' such as the speaker's epistemic, deontic or emotional evaluation towards the antecedent.
CBD pathology was more restricted in topographical distribution than the widespread AD pathology, leading the pathologist to consider AD as the primary pathological diagnosis and CBD as a contributing secondary pathology.
Furthermore, it also contributes secondary neurons to the terminal VNC (Taylor and Truman, 1992): We find mitotically active NB5-2 in A8 (Fig. 8E) and in A9/A10, where it generates up to ten Nrt-positive cells (Fig. 8F).
The rise of non-traditional buyers is also contributing to high secondary market pricing.
To avoid the possible ferromagnetism contributed from secondary phases, the modulation-doped GaMnN nanorods without secondary phases were chosen for subsequent magnetic properties studies.
J.A.P. performed the quality control and meta-analysis of genome-wide association studies, under supervision of K.J.H.V., B.M.L.B. and J.M.V. J.A.P., K.J.H.V., Z.G., J.L.T., A.A., M.R.M. and E.M.D. contributed to secondary analyses of the data.
However, the subsequent inflammation that was primarily driven by the endogenous MNE also contributed to secondary injury effects, developing over time.
(C) Segment of a tree trunk showing the location of the cambium layer, a secondary meristem that contributes to secondary growth, or increase in thickness.
Nitrates and sulfates are related to PM as they contribute to secondary particles.
Sexual selection could therefore be a selective mechanism that enhances or contributes secondary to the diversification of reticulation patterns at high altitude in some species [20] [22].
