Thus, Rule 10 reads: "In order to acquire discernment we should exercise our intelligence by investigating what others have already discovered, and methodically survey even the most insignificant products of human skill, especially those which display order" (10 403).
Animals are typically slaughtered for veal at around 6 months of age; it is clear from Figure 3 that this remains a insignificant beef product in the UK.
In a celebrated article with Richard Lewontin, Gould argued that structural constraints on the adaptation of certain features inevitably result in functionally insignificant by-products, which he compared to the spandrels in medieval churches the roughly triangular areas above and on either side of an arch.
If DMT were only an insignificant, irrelevant by-product of our metabolism, why does the brain go out of its way to draw it into its confines?" 4. "Once the body produces or takes in DMT, certain enzymes break it down within seconds.
While these are not record-breaking numbers by any means, they are "not insignificant for a new product," notes One Click Retail in its report.
More corrosion products accumulated at the steel surface where penetrating cracks occurred; whereas in the occluded cracks, the corrosion product was insignificant.
This implies a small but probably insignificant release of intracellular product (∼3%) upon homogenization.
The primary tests of hydrotreating products revealed insignificant gases concentration of less than 0.124 % (a constant concentration, selectivity, of the products gases have been observed during experimentations).
Its fact sheet on the chemical states: "European Union studies twice have shown that exposure to TBBPA from consumer products is insignificant, or not detectable, depending on the application".
The differences in EC in the end products were insignificant (P < 0.05).
