Krishna knew her desires and allowed her to fulfil both of them - to suckle him and to attempt to take his life.
My mate Evan, with ten years of medical training under his belt, helped me fulfil both of these requirements when he handed me something at Notting Hill Carnival, and said "Trust me, I'm a doctor".
A probe was considered to match uniquely the NCTC 8325 genome if the top hit showed >= 80% identity over >= 50% of the length of the probe, and the second hit did not fulfil both of those criteria.
It is likely that CM neurons fulfil both of these roles [other descending neuromodulatory (e.g. aminergic) systems that we do not review here will also contribute significantly to the gain of prediction errors].
Over 18 2. Eating Disorder diagnosis (DSM IV [ 35]) 3. BPD symptoms 4. Able and willing to provide written informed consent The criteria for "BPD symptoms" are that the patient fulfils both behavioural criteria of the DSM IV, namely 1. impulsivity in at least two areas that are potentially self-damaging (e.g. spending, sexual behaviour, substance abuse, reckless driving, binge eating).
Thus, STATs may have evolved to fulfil both sides of a "yin and yang" type mechanism where either death or survival pathways can be activated depending on the strength or type of cellular stressor [ 34].
Maximization of hedonic experience fulfils both tasks.
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Of the enrolled patients, 51 patients (MPH-LA, n = 38; placebo, n = 13) had discontinued in the maintenance of effect phase of the core study prior to the implementation of an amendment to the inclusion criteria for the extension study protocol (treatment non-responders were required to fulfil both the lack of therapeutic effect criteria).
But, in addition, there is between neighbouring events a quantitative relation called "interval," which fulfils the functions both of distance in space and of lapse of time in the traditional dynamics, but fulfils them with a difference.
