So even if each can be shown to be real in distinct contexts of measurement, are both real at the same time?
Evidence reveals that people construct concepts quite differently in distinct contexts (Solomon and Barsalou 2001; Wisniewski 1998; Medin and Shoben 1988; Barsalou and Ross 1986), and conceptualization can vary across individuals and be different for the same individual in distinct occasions.
If molecular biologists discover that the same mechanism produces different effects in distinct contexts and only one of these effects is the target of inquiry, a part of the mechanism's context becomes epistemically relevant and can be included in the explanation (Delehanty 2005).
It is possible that representations of duration, encoded in the brain in a particular pattern of neural activity, can be rooted in distinct context-specific brain areas, thus accounting for divergence in different timing behaviours.
Two widely used approaches, exemplified by Meme and Phylogenetic Footprinting, are appropriate in distinct contexts.
It is plausible that different genes are targeted in distinct contexts and that the transcriptional activity of MITF may be tightly regulated in a signal-dependent fashion [ 8, 9, 34].
Through this collective experience, reflections on inadequacies of current theoretical and methodological approaches fuelled a focus on the social determination of health, observable in distinct contexts, and not the excessive examination of isolated determinants.
Each election is unique and rooted in a distinct context.
A review of conservation efforts in the Osa through the political ecology construct of bioregionalism provides an opportunity to further define this construct in the distinct context of neotropical forest conservation.
Dasgupta et al. examined the levels and potential impact of media reporting on POA abuse and found a positive correlation [ 45]; however, in the distinct context of the present study, the impact of media reporting may have contributed to lesser levels of POA prescribing.
