There being no constitutional restriction upon the action of the lawmaking body, the case presented merely a question of statutory construction, and manifestly the decision is not a precedent for the guidance of this court when acting under a duty to test an act of Congress by the limitations of a written Constitution having superior force.
It is important to realize that we presented merely a semi quantitative overview.
Another tendency I've noticed that amplifies the belief of life being hard is being too future-focused -- which can cause us to perceive the present merely as a means to an end rather than as something of value in and of itself.
In tables listing invasive species for a region, it was not always clear whether a species was present merely as an exotic or as an invasive, and some sources combined both invasive alien and native species.
One can easily imagine Bloom warning today, as Brooks did in "The Well Wrought Urn" in 1947, that if "every poem is an expression of its age," then "the poetry of the past becomes significant merely as cultural anthropology, and the poetry of the present, merely as a political, or religious, or moral instrument," precluded from communicating universal truth.
PPV: Positive Predictive Value, PCT: Procalcitonin The main finding of the study was that PCT monitoring retains its diagnostic value even after a prolonged ICU stay, as it could differentiate a population of chronic critically ill patients with microbiologically proven sepsis from a similar population presenting merely with a new episode of SIRS and fever without proven infection.
Elsewhere, the relatively young discipline of communication skills is presented merely as a way of helping doctors to appear caring at times when they couldn't really care less.
No scholarly article or scholarly book had been written about them, Arsenault says, and when they appeared in book chapters, they were presented merely as a prelude to what came next in the civil-rights movement.
This last conclusion was presented merely as a hypothesis whose fruitfulness could be tested and proven by way of its results, as contained in the attached essays on Dioptrics and Meteorology.
The bellows is not the EU's Committee of the Regions, which for the present is merely a consultative body.
