(She cites the Churchlands, Daniel Dennett, Fred Dretske, Jerry Fodor, David Papineau, Dennis Stampe, and Kim Sterelny as examples, with extensive references).
For example, workflows with extensive, nested branchings, like in the aforementioned QSAR study [34], can be naturally defined in SciLuigi by creating nested for-loops that instantiate the tasks, with one for-loop per branch-point in the workflow, be it a parameter sweep, cross-validation construct or something else.
For example, even with extensive air monitoring networks, the measured spatial coverage of the U.S. is incomplete, particularly in rural areas.
A potential hurdle to studying lysosomal Ca2+ signals stems from the fact that, although these organelles sequester Ca2+ to high concentrations, the total amount of luminal Ca2+ within each lysosome is small compared, for example, with the extensive volume of the continuous ER lumen.
Since the 1990's, for example, insurance interests with extensive issues being decided by the State Legislature have given hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal business to the senator's firm.
Shockingly, for example, when confronted with extensive documentation regarding the continued house arrest of Liu Xia, the government simply responded that "no legal enforcement measure has been taken" against her.
Two examples of patients with extensive PE and RVD are given in Figs. 2 and 3.
We also observed examples of chromosomes with extensive ongoing end decay in mec1 tlc1 mutants, suggesting that Mec1 protects chromosome ends from degradation and contributes to telomere maintenance by HR.
As Beninde et al. (2015) emphasized, biodiversity in cities requires space, and R. aurora is a prime example of a species with extensive space requirements.
Some approaches are proposed or overviewed, for example, in [ 48– 52], with extensive further referencing provided therein.
