"All the arguments that are used to prove substantial forms may be applied to the form of a clock, although no one claims that it is substantial" (AT III, 505: Bos 2002, 115).
However, in selected cases, particularly those with a substantial soft tissue component, it is reasonable to use CT scanning to monitor treatment response.
There are substantial opportunities to use the accumulated knowledge of biological processes for drug discovery and clinical applications.
The set P3, evaluated as the best one, represents a mix of supra-segmental, spectral, and CSF features while later it appeared that the choice of the type of the statistical function is not substantial as a rule, it is enough to use the basic statistical functions of mean or median, and the standard deviation.
Despite the participants' enthusiasm for the HF approach, and their attempts to implement it in their work, they perceived that there were substantial barriers to using it effectively.
Our data also adds to the increasing body of evidence that there is substantial CAM use among US adults and that CAM users do not reject conventional medicine.
Because D. pulex harbors substantial nucleotide diversity, it was further possible to use gene phylogenies to assess the polarity of intron gains and losses.
Yet, there is substantial research in using high-throughput genomic and proteomic technologies to identify biomarkers for many other diseases.
Nevertheless, the likelihood of reaching ESRD or dying is substantial using any current treatment, and death from complications of therapy is well recognized.
Usually, it is considered as an undesirable effect for civil or marine structures but here we will show that if the vibration is substantial, it can be used to extract useful energy from the surrounding flow.
