But the mere principle of a fully synthetic human cell is problematic to some.
"This is about more than mere principle.
Hence, those behind Clausius had a deep disdain for mere probabilistic principles, while those in line with Boltzmann argued that the number of interactions was far too large to be handled by normal means and that probabilistic claims were the best we could make for such large collections.
In declaring an equal protection interest in same-sex marriages, the Court accomplished what it could not have had it relied on mere federalism principles.
Not very hard, perhaps: "The executive is taking the easy route and passing the hot potato to the legislature," says Ildefonso Guajardo, a PRI deputy.Even if it passes intact, the bill is a mere declaration of principles.
We respectfully suggest that this is often the case in newly discovered phenomena, and that our findings exceed the level of mere proof-of-principle.
This is not a matter of mere assertion on principle; it is based on massive amounts of repeatable observation (Calabrese and Baldwin, 2003; Calabrese and Blain, 2005; Cohen, 2002).
While more examples would be needed to establish a causal relationship instead of a mere correlation, this principle could help to explain the lipid-dependent helix rotation for the special case of the WGWALP23 helix.
All in all, it's a downward spiral that, for whatever reason, appears to lead activists toward increasingly desperate and dramatic displays of principle in the vain hope that the mere drama of a principle publicly performed over and over will of its own inertia lead to change.
In truth, what he violates by his statements are not mere norms but democratic principles so widely shared and so deeply important that "bedrock value" is closer to the mark than "democratic norm".
