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Indeed, such an argumentation form relies on the (classical) intuition that one cannot assert in the same argument a literal in its positive and negative versions.

Indeed, one study suggested that polymeric flagellin, like its monomeric form, relies on T cell help to stimulate a humoral immune response.

Perhaps, more than any other live entertainment, the form relies on repetition.

The FAA's medical form relies on pilots to self-disclose what medications they are taking or any mental health disorders they have had or are experiencing.

Much of photography's credibility as a popular art form relies on its promise of visual truth, embodied in the axiom that the camera never lies.

These are the concessions that sustain a set: as Gadsby notes, the form relies on the surfacing of details that will keep an audience entertained, and the omission of those that would make them nervous, uncomfortable, or embarrassed.

Glutathione is comprised of glycine, cysteine and glutamate and is a major redox buffer of the cell, cycling between its reduced and oxidized form, relying on NADP(H) for recycling.

Endochondral ossification, the process by which the appendicular skeleton, facial bones, vertebrae and medial clavicles are formed, relies on a tightly controlled chondrocyte maturation process, characterized by successive changes in cell morphology and gene expression.

His early poetry, nearly all of it political, in highly structured verse forms, relied on simple, democratic language.

In much of the country, an alternative to commercial distribution is nonexistent; yet other art forms rely on the not-for-profit system.

These kind of structural forms rely on construction process.