Junayd was the first Ṣafavid leader to whom the term sultan, indicative of temporal rule, was applied.
Furthermore, a clinical prediction rule indicative of optimal treatment outcomes from SMT has been proposed [ 5] and validated [ 6].
4. Sex (here defined in a general way that includes bacterial conjugation, for example) is the rule: obligate asexuality is breakage of sex, the exception not the rule and indicative of a dead end phylogenetically.
This pattern is interesting in its own right, but is neither necessary for nor indicative of Rensch's rule.
Such rules that are indicative of the nature of the functional peptide sequence can be obtained only by the mass comparison analysis of PIASPAC using peptide array.
You can do things like play fighting or roughhousing, or creating silly rules that are indicative of power shifts, without necessarily being a slave contract.
This orientation also brings everything under the rule of the indicative mood of the declarative sentence.
Given that IBD and IBS may have similar symptoms, an increased frequency of diagnosis for IBD may be indicative of physicians attempting to "rule out" the presence of this condition in IBS patients [ 23].
Therefore the results presented here, obtained imposing the type 2 parity rule, are only indicative of a qualitative trend and can not be compared quantitatively with bacterial genes coding for globular proteins.
While evidence for other human-like cognitive processes such as abstract concept and relational learning has been scarce at best (see " Introduction" section), the results described in the current paper are indicative of an absence of rule-based learning in rats and pigeons.
