This definition, as it was commonly interpreted, highlights an important metaphysical or functional role that relations must play: in addition to being signified by relative terms, they are what actually serve to relate two (or more) things—or to put the point in slightly different terms, they are that in virtue of which such things are related.
Also, in both Arabic and Hebrew there are four letters which also specify long vowels, in addition to their role in signifying specific consonants (in Arabic there are only three – a, u, y ا و ي).
If Spade is right in attributing it to Bradwardine, it commits him to holding that all propositions, not just insolubles, signify that they are true, in addition to whatever else they may signify.
Indeed, more recent efforts to store, for example, phenotype (in addition to genotypes) and clinical trials signify a new tendency to gather more complex data types.
Of note, the HSD3B1(1245C) mutation also occurs in a mouse xenograft model of abiraterone acetate resistance (Chang et al, 2013), signifying that in addition to driving resistance to ADT, this mutation also enables resistance to abiraterone acetate by utilising residual androgens in the context of incomplete CYP17A1 inhibition.
Sometimes you can use a valediction that signifies something in addition to "goodbye".
Sentences must therefore signify something else in addition to understandings, something that can do what mere understandings cannot.
In addition to the mild symptoms from Part 1, there are symptoms that signify a serious, possibly life-threatening reaction.
While our data showed many similarities between previous rodent studies, these two miRNAs were not detected in our human OP cells and OLs, signifying the importance of studying oligodendrocytes derived from human cells in addition to animal models.
In addition to having signification, terms were also said to have modes of signifying (modi significandi).
