Mausner proposes that JFL starts making meaningful changes to the industry, for instance, by having particular spots reserved for comedians who identify beyond the norm.
A reductionist could in principle defend this sort of inquiry, for instance, by claiming that our particular-case intuitions involve a concept that we have acquired from experience with legal practice, and so such intuitions can be one useful source of information about the nature of law itself.
The above implies that underlying functional themes that can not be discovered directly, for instance by studying conserved gene-associations of a particular regulator, may be discovered by mapping the associated functions at a higher hierarchical level (like pathways).
This finding points towards the possibility that Hsp90 inhibition can improve the survival of a particular cell line, for instance, by conferring radioresistance on tumour cells through survivin induction.
These include a practice for managing or forming one's own inner life, for instance, by imagining what God might say in a particular situation, by "making a date with God".
In particular, the network should seek to support local analyses, for instance by making a data analyst available to all sites.
For instance, if the effect were limited to only subtypes of disease or carriers of specific genetic loci, for instance only particular HLA types, then a causal association would not be identified by the numbers included in this meta-analysis.
In a rational reconstruction, we can be more precise by stipulating, for instance, that a particular is that of which properties are predicated and which is never predicated of anything (or anything other than itself).
So, for instance, every material particular must be related to a particular.
For instance, we draw particular attention to energy intake.
