While contributing functions of FGFR3 in mediating FGF-2 signaling cannot be ruled out categorically, our biological results favor the interpretation that sustained FGF-2/FGFR1 signaling, but not FGFR3 signaling, is primarily responsible for proliferation, pro-catabolism as well as anti-anabolism in adult human articular chondrocytes.
In excising this phrase, the Senate gave "militia" a narrower meaning than it otherwise had, thereby making the Ashcroft interpretation harder to sustain.
Though these hints don't yet coalesce into a completely sustained interpretation, they make me curious to see more of her.
He provides us with an extended textual analysis to show that the rival interpretation cannot be sustained by the text and that the only coherent reading of the De anima must view the agent and possible intellects as faculties of the human soul.
These tendencies result in an organizational phenomenon according to which the language of the community evolves by incorporating more sophisticated representational modes, i.e. patterns of features that are used in a socially clever way, in particular to reduce the cognitive load involved in interpretation, and to sustain interaction with the instructor during the exam.
A further limitation is that we did not collect information from the first hospital the patient attended, and it is possible that this would bias the interpretation of injuries sustained, particularly the objective assessment of head injury severity immediately post-crash, hence we chose only to report the GCS for those attending the hospital directly from the scene.
She can't sustain an interpretation of a lengthy score, and Aline reports that without supervision she won't practice—"She just wants to play through, like the railroad tracks of her mind".
She can't sustain an interpretation of a lengthy score, and Aline reports that without supervision she won't practice — "She just wants to play through, like the railroad tracks of her mind".
In particular, three fundamental findings sustain this interpretation: 1.
If there is one point of general agreement in the secondary literature, it is that the texts do not sustain this interpretation.
