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3. Whitehead and Russell observe that a definition of, e.g., cardinal number, "contains an analysis of a common idea, and may therefore express a notable advance (1925, 12)." A little later they add, "it will be found, in what follows, that the definitions are what is most important, and what deserves the reader's prolonged attention".

Mock-treated THP-1 cells may therefore express an inactive form of CD11b that does not mediate adherence (Figure 3C).

SSA in A1 may therefore express the combined result of the rather weak SSA found in MGV augmented by intracortical mechanisms [37] and possibly by the weaker (but still present) non-lemniscal input to A1, either directly from the MGM [38] or indirectly through feedback connections from higher auditory areas.

Second, the strains of wild and domesticated fish used in these three studies were from different strains and may therefore express different relative phenotypes affecting fitness that are unrelated to their common phenotypes (such as rapid growth or enhanced feeding motivation, for example).

A tissue may therefore show allelic balance but AEI if one parental allele is expressed more strongly than the other.

The pressure tensor may therefore be expressed as begin{aligned} left( P_{ij} right) = P_p left( delta _{ij} right) + left( begin{array}{lll} 1 & 0 & 0 0 & 1 & 0 0 & 0 & -2 end{array} right) frac{eta }{15} left( b_k b_{ell } frac{partial U_{pk} }{partial x_{ell } } - frac{1}{3} frac{partial U_{pm} }{partial x_m} right).

Cannabinoid-facilitated LTD in the VTA may therefore be expressed in VTA dopamine neurons but not GABA neurons.

People who change practice without changing address in the UK may therefore be expressing dissatisfaction with the care they have received.

Clinical governance may therefore be expressed in terms of health professionals having two roles: improving the care delivery system, as well as providing care.

Ki-ras mutations are thought to occur as a relatively early event in the developmental sequence of colorectal adenocarcinoma (Vogelstein et al, 1988), and may therefore be expressed early on by most of the tumour cells.

Moreover, maspin is under the control of p53 and may therefore not be expressed in tumour cells with abnormal p53 function [ 18].