The min1 mlt2 or min2 mlt2 combination resulted in cells that exhibited the multiple-eyespot phenotype of mlt2, demonstrative that the multiple-eyespot phenotype of mlt2 is epistatic to both miniature-eyespot mutations.
Our results after treatment with cholesterol scavengers (M βC, filipin III or nystatin), confirm this hypothesis and therefore are demonstrative that the integrity of lipid rafts is indeed necessary for TACE/ADAM17 activity.
In the first reference, only the data translating poly-U are directly interpretable (the poly-UG data has as its highest incorporation Phenylalanine, demonstrative that the mRNA was a random copolymer).
Davidson's idea is that 'that' in (16) functions as a demonstrative that refers to the utterance of the sentence that follows.
This confrontation with, this awareness of, the mind-independent object referred to is what provides one with the relevant form of knowledge of the semantic value of the demonstrative that allows experience to play its explanatory role.
In exchange 3, the mother also locates the thing with a demonstrative, that's a bird.
What's required, argues Campbell, is a conception of experience as something less than conceptual representation of the object of experience, but which nonetheless has the resources to explain how experience of an object can provide one with a form of knowledge of the semantic value of a demonstrative that refers to it.
Firstly, "this" is a demonstrative that replaces nominalization, and it is followed by a logical metaphor in the form of a verb, "results".
We can then have a neo-Russellian theory of the contents of the attitudes and semantics of singular terms like proper names, indexicals, and demonstratives that respects Fregean intuitions about the truth-values of (1 -(4) and is free of a commitment to unarticulated constituents.
See Lepore and Ludwig 2000, Dever 2001, Roberts 2002, and Elbourne 2008 for views of complex demonstratives that do not fit easily into the above classification scheme.
The pronouns of the 1st and 2nd persons still had distinctive dual forms: There were two demonstratives: sē, sēo, thaet, meaning "that," and thes, thēos, this, meaning "this," but no articles, the definite article being expressed by use of the demonstrative for "that" or not expressed at all.
