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And it seems hardly spectacular to assume that a differentiated account of collective intentionality can inform a differentiated account of collective responsibility.

Also, they were not satisfied with the mere concept of 'co-evolution' and attempted to give a more differentiated account of their relation.

Helmreich emphasizes that forms of life are always plural as well as "uneven, contested, and overlapping" (6); they never fully immunize human life against other life forms, but merely modulate and mediate their entanglement (as such, they offer a more differentiated account of ecological interdependence than, for instance, Timothy Morton's notion of the "mesh").

The emergence of higher levels of organization that cannot be completely explained in terms of lower levels renders non-differentiated accounts of being inadequate.

Dr. Accili also showed that this process — in which beta cells lost their identities, or de-differentiated — accounted for virtually all of the animals' decrease in insulin-producing capacity.

But be sure that products you are selling via different channels are sufficiently differentiated to account for price differences.

Gastric well differentiated NETs account for 8.7-41 8.7-41l gastrointestinal well differentiated NETs [ 2].

Well-differentiated liposarcoma accounts for 40 45% of liposarcomas with equal occurrence in the limbs and the retroperitoneum.

Overall, the findings support the fourth hypothesis, that there are gender-differentiated pathways accounting for the effects of childhood adversities on adolescent depressive symptom formation.

That is why the notion of "relapse signature" seems relevant by taking into account differentiated and personal assessment of early signs of relapse.

The 4 per 1000 target could be implemented by taking into account differentiated SOC stock baselines, reversing the current trend of huge soil CO2 losses, e.g. from agriculture encroaching peatland soils.