This line, delivered by Matthew 's wizened Rust Cohle in a Louisiana interrogation room, essentially posits that in the context of the greater universe, everything that will ever happen to us has already happened, and we're just perceiving it in a linear fashion.
This is very time-consuming and is essentially not feasible in the context of a busy ward or clinic.
Solid-phase synthesis has provided access to peptides containing essentially any histone PTM in the context of histone tails.
Similar examples can be generated on the basis of other so-called "deictic" expressions, whose referents are essentially tied to the context in which they are used (e.g., you, this, that, here, and now).
"How do you prevent," Justice Kagan asked Joshua D. Farley, a Kentucky assistant attorney general, "your test from essentially eviscerating the warrant requirement in the context of the one place that the Fourth Amendment was most concerned about?" Mr. Farley said that nothing the police had done in this case had violated the Fourth Amendment.
Moreover, regulatory oversight in Europe is essentially limited to pathogenic properties in the context of worker protection.
Such approaches essentially test for local adaptation in the context of an environmental factor that varies spatially, but is predicted to change temporarily (the 'space-for-time substitution' approach, discussed by Merilä and Hendry 2013).
Here we can see that the extremely disordered regions of the virus contain essentially no predicted T cell epitopes in the context of MHC II.
Second, in the foregoing discussion we will tend to frame our findings in the context of essentially physiological rather than pathological processes, even though we have no direct evidence to refute the possibility that evoked LFP activities are related to the parkinsonian state.
