This analysis is dubious on its face, as it implies that whether American cars and computers are junk or works of genius has no impact on our trade balance.
Contextualism in the first instance is a view about knowledge, yet it implies that whether an alternative is relevant is determined by the evidential standards in the context.
This sanction theory of rights is an indirect utilitarian one insofar as it implies that whether someone has a right to something depends not on the utility of that claim but on the utility of our responses to violations of that claim.
This conclusion is important, as it implies that autoimmune diabetes, whether type 1 diabetes or LADA, can be identified by diabetes-associated autoantibodies, e.g., GADAs, as a categorical trait, irrespective of individual components of the metabolic syndrome or the need for insulin treatment.
It implies culpability, whether or not there is any.
Inspectors from the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) remain unsure whether it implies a secret weapons programme but the evidence for this is far stronger than, for instance, against Saddam Hussein.
And should bias be taken into consideration regardless of whether it implies racism or sexism?
In the NOD mice, any early islet-disruptive remodelling process taking place, whether it implies β cell apoptosis or repair mechanisms [ 17], might result in delivery of immune cell-signalling to the PLN.
So it implies nothing at all about whether you could come to be a vegetable or a corpse.
The nomenclature used on the figures implies whether it is a nonadaptive (NA), SingleCodec adaptive (SC), or MultiCodec adaptive (MC and MCF when frame size is also adapted) policy, in combination with the usage scenario (rate, new, rate+new).
Thus, as this last statement implies, whether or not a track is complete is not determined on the PC side.
