Treatments of English and other languages frequently posit negative operators whose scope is narrower than the sentence or clause.
The debate about the reality of the unobservable entities that scientific theories frequently posit is not over, but realism is once again a dominant position.
Further, this species-specific signal in niche use has been posited as having a positive influence on allopatric speciation in Plethodon, as closely related species exhibit similar environmental tolerances but frequently display distinct geographic ranges [ 71].
We posited that non-conserved regulatory elements occur less frequently with an increasing distance from the gene.
That is to say, negative properties have no existence, and those philosophers who have posited their existence have been misled by language, which frequently says things are, e.g., not red.
By 1977, a University of Rochester scientist, George L. Engel, had posited today's "biopsychosocial" paradigm, a ready example of the gun analogy frequently applied to anorexia nervosa, in which, as is often said, "genes load the gun and environment pulls the trigger".
Results corroborate H1c, which posited that teachers follow up on answers of students with advanced prior knowledge more frequently with prompting and responsive questioning techniques.
He posited that evolution was the result of environmental stress on properties of animals, meaning that the more frequently and rigorously an organ was used, the more complex and efficient it would become, thus adapting the animal to its environment.
Aristotle frequently discusses the philosophy of Pythagoreans, whom he dates to the middle and second half of the fifth century and who posited limiters and unlimiteds as first principles.
