This phenomenon this fact of a pervasive duality of meanings for 'object' carries with it a significant potential for still other confusions or conflations over potentially distinct high-level logico-semantic categories.
Progress in understanding ToM requires new tasks that isolate potentially distinct components of this complex ability.
It is not clear, however, whether these associations are different between the two types of headache in children, given their potentially distinct underlying pathophysiology [32].
A parasite, which has not yet been formally named, known as Theileria sp. (buffalo) has been recognized as a potentially distinct species based on rDNA sequence, since 1993.
Being a heterogeneous cluster of symptoms with potentially distinct underlying pathogenesis, it is important to examine novel therapies based on emerging neurobiological evidence.
The data we present here seek to investigate these potentially distinct patterns of recovery via an evaluation of environmental features, herding behaviour, herd management, drought responses, and mobility patterns.
Moreover, 40%% of the detected loci associated with differentially expressed 21-nt phasiRNAs between the two African species had no miR2118 recognition site motif, suggesting a potentially distinct mechanism of production.
Whereas the naturalist and non-naturalist must explain a metaphysical relationship between two potentially distinct sets of properties the non-cognitivist instead needs only to explain the sensibility of a practice of moralizing governed by a supervenience constraint.
There are very few studies, however, which directly compare different meditation methods with each other to explore potentially distinct mechanisms and effects, and no studies comparing individual preferences for different methods.
Because these findings are a characteristic of ductal basal-like breast cancers, our results suggest that there is a basal-like subset for ILCs with potentially distinct clinicopathologic characteristics.
Originally regarded as conspecific with the sicklefin weasel shark (H. microstoma), the Australian weasel shark was first documented as a potentially distinct species by John Stevens and Glen Cuthbert in 1983.
