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But for present purposes, let us collect them together under the label "transfer objections", since the intuition all of them aim to arouse is that you can be relocated from one animal or location to another as a result of the processes described, so long as your memories, beliefs, desires, character traits, etc. are preserved.

Intriguingly, and in contrast to any other vertebrate stem cell system described so far, long-term analysis of clones indicates a preferential mode of asymmetric cell division.

The occurrence of a large panel of autoantibodies that are considered as biological markers of various autoimmune diseases has been investigated in a population of RA and AS patients treated with infliximab for 2 years, the longest period described so far for this kind of management.

Although einkorn pollen was described long ago (Andersen & Bertelsen, 1972; Rajendra et al., 1978), the pollen of T. urartu has not been described so far.

Physically, I won't say I eat the training programme for breakfast now, but I was described not so long ago as the Mr Indestructible of British rowing; generally I feel that the programme is tough, but I can do it and grow stronger from doing it.

Accordingly, when considering Big Data with heterogeneous sources or outputs, it can be better described as Big Heterogeneous Data so long as the Big Data Challenges are not eliminated in some way.

One doctor in the city described corpses abandoned for so long that dogs had started to feed on them.

The circumstances just described may persist for so long that the populations become completely differentiated into separate species.

He surely recognizes that being identified with a successful effort to win back Congress and to keep the White House could restore at least some of the luster to a man who was so long described in Washington as a political genius.

Lead singer Bart Millard has described the story behind "So Long Self" as "...really simple: It's Not About [humanity].

Any other Balanced Ratio (BR; [18]) of hydrocarbons will follow a similar curve and will be described by Equation 4, so long as Equation 1 holds for the constituent CH's of the ratio.