Previous in so far that it makes the inquiry resemble an obituary or an inquest, and because it further tends to establish a precedent in the form of a past".
Whatever you think of these arguments, precedent, in the form of a judicial opinion, is no longer needed.
There is an important precedent in the form of selenocysteine-containing proteins that also illustrates the concept of MoTTs, RNA modifications, and stress response proteins.
It explores the significance of experience in expertise focussing on the way precedent stored in the form of episodic schemata is used by experts to recognise design situations for which gambits are available.
There is a precedent for this, in the form of civic-owned sports franchises.
We note that a precedent in the human exists in the form of a non-secreted splice variant of PSG11 [ 7].
Nevertheless, although a similar meaning of the concept was proposed in 1873 by the Italian geologist Antonio Stoppani, in the form of the precedent concept of an "Anthropozoic era," Crutzen and Stroemer propose the industrial era as the starting point for the proposed Anthropocene epoch (Keulartz & Bovenkark 2016).
A precedent exists for a self-sustaining nontranscriptional oscillator in the form of the cyanobacterial KaiABC oscillator.
A precedent for this approach to research into clinical education, in the form of an investigation into another aspect of implementing e-learning, is found in Dornan, Hadfield, Brown, Boshuizen and Scherpbier [ 9].
In two dizzying years, he pioneered campaigns against capital punishment, religious fundamentalism (in the form of creationism) and racism, while setting precedents in using psychiatric profiles, expert witnesses and a new form of oratorical showmanship to save his contrasting clients.
