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It possibly may be a slightly bad thing for a few people — primarily certain estates representing long-dead authors and other creators.
Additionally, we confirmed that, alike in human HD brain, neuronal degeneration is selective, that is, affecting primarily certain groups of neurons in the striatum of investigated senescent tgHD rats and moreover that age-related changes contribute to final extent of NDP.
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For him, the beauty of an object depends also, and even primarily, on certain inner properties, in particular on certain regularities of the object itself which give rise to its possible effects on the beholders.
Its disclosure said that the S.E.C. is seeking information "primarily concerning certain types of customer transactions" and that the company believes the investigation arises from another S.E.C. inquiry into a customer of I.B.M.'s retail store unit.
The data match will primarily target certain high-risk provider types in high-vulnerability areas.
The sources of natural bio-colorants for food coloring and styling primarily are, certain species of plants, animals and microorganisms.
Alternatively, the focus may be placed primarily on certain principles of an academic firm, and these principles then can be applied to or across the whole (commercial) firm or at least to substantial divisions of the whole (commercial) firm.
However, nematophagy by these fungi in nature cannot be inferred using existing methods to estimate their abundance in soil because many of these fungi are saprophytes, resorting to parasitism primarily when certain nutrients are limiting.
The distinction itself has been problematized (Maxwell 1962, Churchland 1985, Musgrave 1985, Dicken & Lipton 2006), but if it is problematic, this is arguably a concern primarily for certain forms of antirealism, which adopt an epistemically positive attitude only with respect to the observable.
Arguably, the test of loyalty is conduct rather than intensity of feeling, primarily a certain "stickingness" or perseverance the loyal person acts for or stays with or remains committed to the object of loyalty even when it is likely to be disadvantageous or costly to the loyal person to do so.
There is probably a genetic basis for the condition, because it's seen primarily in certain purebred cats -- primarily the oriental breeds -- with generally anxious temperaments.
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