This mode of explanation can provide an account of why we see cooperative behaviors within families, but being gene-centered, cannot explain cooperative behavior toward strangers, as strangers should not be sufficiently genetically related to merit altruistic behavior.
However, Brentano came to regard this as a mistake, and in his mature 'temporal mode of presentation' account, the primary object of the proteraesthesis is no longer the act of sensing C, but C itself, albeit presented under the mode of 'having occurred in the past'.
Studies provided insufficient evidence that the mode of delivery accounted for consistent differences in treatment effect.
All the studies were above our quality threshold and we were not able to examine if caesarean section mode of delivery accounted for significant heterogeneity.
Transwomen who inject drugs may be at high risk for HIV from non-sterile injection equipment, and from sexual transmission, as this mode of transmission accounts for a substantial number of incident infections in some studies [ 15, 16].
This finding could also point to a mediator effect, whereby mode of birth accounts for the association between hospital stay and confidence; women who had a caesarean section are likely to have had longer hospital stays and may also feel less confident about looking after their new baby than women who birthed vaginally (e.g., due to reduced mobility in the postpartum or other factors).
A more general criticism of the content accounts and mode accounts of collective intentionality discussed in this and the previous section aims at the individualist framework within which they are formulated (see, e.g., Baier 1997; Stoutland 1997; Meijers 2003).
Metformin has an intricate and concerted mode-of-action, which potentially accounts for the wide-ranging effects of the drug on host physiology.
Tells about his career, his marriage to Mrs. Hutton, their mode of living and account of his stay in Russia - the Moscow post rates as one of the dullest and bleakest of ambassadorships.
It is not clear why the public should be heavily subsidising a mode of transport that accounts for a tiny minority of all travel: 8% of the total distance travelled in Britain during 2009, compared with 85% by cars and vans.
