Abelard often speaks of the sense of the final statement being 'contained' in the sense of the preceding statement(s), much as we speak of the conclusion being contained in the premisses.
Suppose that there exists a controlling function (N: Xto [a,b subset P) for (aprec b) such that Mbigl(T x bigr preccurlyeq N x) preccurlyeq sup_{zin sigma x, infty)} M z) prec bquad textit{for every }xin X, (D) and for some (rin X). Then T has at least countable or finite fixed points in X. An immediate consequence of the preceding statement is the following result.
The linguists I spoke with thought that this use of "no" might be a response to an implicit or explicit negative in the preceding statement: the type of "no" we used back when we also had "nay".
The recent ADA/EASD Position Statement for the therapy of type 2 diabetes has already changed the positioning of GLP-1 RA treatment from "less validated treatments" in the preceding statement (27) to an equal positioning as second-line therapy with insulin.
The 18+ age group respondents in this study contributed only 16.70% to the overall sample but still the results of adult studies have been used for discussion in the present paper, in spite of inherent limitations, so as to help corroborate the findings in the preceding statement and also facilitate international comparisons based on one standardized instrument.
In view of the preceding statements, crystallographic data are often helpful but not always conclusive in terms of phase identification.
The preceding statement is false'.
Response: Yes the preceding statement may be deleted.
By the preceding statements, we know (u^beta ge 0) in (overline{E_T}), equivalently, (uge 0) in (overline{E_T}).
As is apparent from the preceding statements, solid solution plays an important role in the rock-making feldspars.
In all the preceding statements, the formation of an apatite phase is a specific concern, whether for the production of self-supported bioactive ceramics, for the setup of a coating on implants for improving bone-bonding abilities, or else for drawing relative "bioactivity" information.
