The relative amplification efficiencies of C-, H-, and L-type BSE might differ intrinsically because certain strains of sheep scrapie appear to, even when amplified in homologous sheep substrates (40 ).
In a naïve (or "innocent") state, pathological craving may be inhibited intrinsically by certain tonic central inputs that promote self-restraint (or self-reward) – presumably via some midbrain dopaminergic or glutamatergic pathways – hence keeping craving and addiction in check.
It is also important to remember that most insurance policies provide only limited coverage for certain intrinsically valuable items like jewelry, furs, paintings and sculptures.
Along these lines, my delighting in the day might be taken to be my intrinsically desiring a certain day-caused phenomenal delight-state or delight-property of mine.
Some tumors are intrinsically resistant to certain drugs, whereas others can acquire resistance after treatment.
Third, every biological tissue intrinsically contains a certain amount of fluorescent molecules and SHG emitters that can be excited using nonlinear microscopy.
Certain intrinsically disordered proteins have been shown to form dynamic homodimers that exist in rapid equilibrium between monomeric and dimeric forms.
There are also experimental evidences suggesting that certain intrinsically disordered proteins might in fact propagate like prions [ 66, 67], including α-synuclein [ 68], the Aβ peptide [ 69] and huntingtin [ 70], involved in Parkinson, Alzheimer and Huntington diseases, respectively.
The only rules for stopping were: each dish must be intrinsically linked to a certain area and also be a meal in itself.
Scotus's startling claim is that if the human mind were intrinsically incapable of achieving certain knowledge, then not even divine illumination could save it.
