(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 273) Therefore conventional truth is "one that is devoid of an intrinsic reality, rather it is mere name (ming tsam), mere sign (rda tsam), mere linguistic convention (tha snyad tsam), mere conception (rnam par rtog pa tsam) and mere fabrication (sgro btags pa tsam)—one that merely arises or ceases due to the force of the expressions or the conceptual linguistic convention".
All phenomena merely arise from false notions in the mind.
Modest improvements in myocardial function have been suggested to merely arise from paracrine effects [ 5– 7].
As a result, one cannot be sure to what extent the observed effects are specific for autoimmune disease or merely arise secondary to the generation of citrullinated epitopes as a result of inflammation.
However, due to the sluggishness of the BOLD hemodynamic response, in trials with 2 stimuli responses related to the first one are convolved with responses to the second one, introducing the potential confound that the differences between hysteresis and no hysteresis merely arise from perceiving 0° or 90° in the first stimulus without any true difference at the level of the second stimulus.
One of the causes of urban dispersion is: "I'm going to live in the country", a dream often paid for at a high price, but not just arising from urbaphobia, not merely regressive.
Though he never had a screenwriting credit, he exerted a thoroughgoing and substantial creative power over his movie's scripts, and very early on he developed a conspicuous, distinctive, and aesthetically sophisticated style, which doesn't merely convey his ideas but arises from them, too.
If observations could be made on a process whose fluctuation properties could be reliably predicted by a numerical model, comparison of the predicted fluctuations with those observed will provide critical information for distinguishing whether observed nucleus-to-nucleus variations are a consequence of intrinsic biological noise or merely fluctuations arising from the staining procedure.
It is not quite clear whether they arose merely as natural expressions of religious sentiments or as a deliberately disguised response to persecutions.
The dithering that bore him through "Four Weddings and a Funeral" (1994) and "Notting Hill" (1999) arose not merely from indecision but from a stutter of the spirit — a genuine horror of doing the wrong thing.
