If that does not occur, if persons regard only their "interests which are selfish," then, concludes Mill, good government is impossible.
If a species was regarded only as potentially present in a given area, or there were doubts about its real presence in a given area, we did not include that area in our maps.
We use it to attend the debate if functional status can be regarded only as osteoporosis (disease) explanatory or can functional status be also impacted by osteoporosis (disease).
If you regard it only as a Chinese-American novel, you lose something.
As Miller recognizes, we will make progress in this regard only if leaders in countries like India and China are able and willing to enact the relatively unpopular laws necessary to limit population growth.
This bias holds true even if only regarding the yeast gene pairs identified in large-scale screens: ten buffering and eight non-buffering pairs.
But it is now regarded not only as an asset, but if badly managed, an obstacle to modernizing.
Moreover, the assay was regarded valid only if the NC tested negative and the corresponding controls (reagent control and the IC of the NC) were detected within their assigned Tm ranges.
The Court's conclusion, while supportable, if regard be had only for the actual language of the sections, is by no means compelled by that language.
To say that we regard it only as if it were designed does not on its own dispose of the question, for it is not clear what it is to regard something that is not designed "as if" it were designed: if we are not ascribing to organisms the property of being artifacts, then in what respect can we can coherently regard them as similar to artifacts?
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